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No. 432 in Greek

έκαναν

"Έκαναν" means "they did" or "they made" in English.

In a sentence

  • Έκαναν μια σημαντική ανακάλυψη.

    They made an important discovery.

    The word 'έκαναν' here is used as the past tense third-person plural form of the verb 'κάνω', which means 'to do' or 'to make', to express an action completed in the past.

  • Στο μάθημα, έκαναν πολλές ερωτήσεις.

    In the lesson, they asked many questions.

    Here, 'έκαναν' denotes multiple individuals engaging in the action of asking, showing past activity performed by more than one subject.

  • Τελικά, έκαναν αυτό που τους ζητήθηκε.

    Eventually, they did what was asked of them.

    In this example, 'έκαναν' implies the fulfillment of an obligation or a request, marking completed past action.

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