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How do you say "west" in Greek?

η δύση

i dhisi

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In Greek, "west" is η δύση.

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Pronunciation

Stress the first syllable: DHEE-see. The 'dh' is soft like in 'this', the 'i' is long.

Writing and usage

Dysi means going down or setting. The 'δ' and 'σ' pair produces the 'dh' sound. Ends in feminine 'η'.

Example sentence

Το ηλιοβασίλεμα είναι στη δύση.

The sunset is in the west.

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How to remember η δύση

Duso means I go down. West is the direction where the sun sets, goes down.

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Questions about η δύση

How do you say "west" in Greek?

In Greek, "west" is η δύση. It is a noun.

How is η δύση written in Greek?

Dysi means going down or setting. The 'δ' and 'σ' pair produces the 'dh' sound. Ends in feminine 'η'.

How is η δύση used in a sentence?

Use η δύση as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Το ηλιοβασίλεμα είναι στη δύση. (The sunset is in the west.).

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