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How do you say "zero" in Greek?

μηδέν

midhen

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In Greek, "zero" is μηδέν.

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Pronunciation

Say mee-DHEHN with stress on the second syllable, from ancient Greek meaning nothing.

Writing and usage

Uses mu (μ), iota (ι), delta (δ), epsilon (ε), nu (ν), with accent on the epsilon.

Example sentence

Μηδέν σημαίνει καμία ποσότητα.

Zero means no quantity.

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How to remember μηδέν

Miden meant nothing to the ancients, and this evolved into the concept of zero.

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Questions about μηδέν

How do you say "zero" in Greek?

In Greek, "zero" is μηδέν. It is a noun.

How is μηδέν written in Greek?

Uses mu (μ), iota (ι), delta (δ), epsilon (ε), nu (ν), with accent on the epsilon.

How is μηδέν used in a sentence?

Use μηδέν as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Μηδέν σημαίνει καμία ποσότητα. (Zero means no quantity.).

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