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How do you say "to wash" in Greek?

πλύνε

pline

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In Greek, "to wash" is πλύνε.

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Pronunciation

Pronounced PLEE-neh. Stress on PLEE. The 'y' sound comes from upsilon (υ).

Writing and usage

Pi (π) starts the word. The υ (upsilon) makes the 'ee' sound here. Lambda (λ) is the Greek 'l'.

Example sentence

Πλύνε τα χέρια.

Wash the hands.

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How to remember πλύνε

Pline sounds like 'pleen', a clean-sounding word for the action of washing.

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Questions about πλύνε

How do you say "to wash" in Greek?

In Greek, "to wash" is πλύνε. It is a noun.

How is πλύνε written in Greek?

Pi (π) starts the word. The υ (upsilon) makes the 'ee' sound here. Lambda (λ) is the Greek 'l'.

How is πλύνε used in a sentence?

Use πλύνε as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Πλύνε τα χέρια. (Wash the hands.).

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