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How do you say "to sleep" in Greek?

κοιμήσου

kimisu

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In Greek, "to sleep" is κοιμήσου.

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Pronunciation

Pronounced kee-MEE-soo. Stress on MEE. The 'k' comes from kappa (κ).

Writing and usage

Kappa (κ) and omicron (ο) start the word. The ι (iota) makes the 'ee' sound.

Example sentence

Κοιμήσου νωρίς.

Sleep early.

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How to remember κοιμήσου

Kimisou rhymes with 'sea-me-soo', and sleep involves closing your eyes.

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Questions about κοιμήσου

How do you say "to sleep" in Greek?

In Greek, "to sleep" is κοιμήσου. It is a noun.

How is κοιμήσου written in Greek?

Kappa (κ) and omicron (ο) start the word. The ι (iota) makes the 'ee' sound.

How is κοιμήσου used in a sentence?

Use κοιμήσου as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Κοιμήσου νωρίς. (Sleep early.).

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