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How do you say "to give" in Greek?

να δώσω

na dhoso

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In Greek, "to give" is να δώσω.

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Pronunciation

Pronounced nah DHOH-soh. Stress on DHOH. Delta (δ) makes the 'dh' sound.

Writing and usage

Delta (δ) starts the root. Omicron (ο) is the stressed vowel, appearing twice. Sigma (σ) makes 's'.

Example sentence

Να δώσω το δώρο.

I give the gift.

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How to remember να δώσω

Dhoso comes from 'didomi', an ancient Greek verb meaning to give.

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Questions about να δώσω

How do you say "to give" in Greek?

In Greek, "to give" is να δώσω. It is a noun.

How is να δώσω written in Greek?

Delta (δ) starts the root. Omicron (ο) is the stressed vowel, appearing twice. Sigma (σ) makes 's'.

How is να δώσω used in a sentence?

Use να δώσω as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Να δώσω το δώρο. (I give the gift.).

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