No. 65 in Greek

έγινε

"Έγινε" means "It happened" or "It was done."

In a sentence

Έγινε κάτι περίεργο χθες.
Something strange happened yesterday.
Here, "έγινε" is used as the past tense of the verb "γίνομαι" meaning "to happen" or "to occur."
Το πάρτι έγινε πολύ διασκεδαστικό.
The party turned out to be very entertaining.
In this sentence, "έγινε" signifies a transformation or outcome that the noun "party" underwent.
- Έλα να κανονίσουμε για αύριο. - Έγινε!
- Let's plan for tomorrow. - Alright!
In this dialogue, "έγινε" is an informal way to agree to a suggestion, translating to something like "Alright" or "Sure."

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