No. 766 in Greek

άουτ

"Άουτ" is a sports term meaning "out," indicating the ball has gone out of bounds.

In a sentence

Ο ποδοσφαιριστής κλώτσησε την μπάλα άουτ.
The football player kicked the ball out.
In this sentence, 'άουτ' is used as a term borrowed from sports terminology to denote that the ball went out of the designated play area.
Στο τένις, αν η μπάλα πέσει εκτός γραμμών, θεωρείται άουτ.
In tennis, if the ball lands outside the lines, it is considered out.
Here, 'άουτ' is again a sports term, specifying that a game action occurred outside the designated boundary lines.
Η ομάδα έχασε πόντους επειδή η τελευταία βολή τους ήταν άουτ.
The team lost points because their last shot was out.
This usage of 'άουτ' continues its sporting context, indicating that an attempt in the game crossed the permitted boundaries.

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