No. 47 in Greek

έκανε

"Έκανε" means "did" or "made" in English.

In a sentence

Αυτός έκανε μια καλή δουλειά.
He did a good job.
In this sentence, 'έκανε' is used as a verb in the past tense, specifically the third person singular form of 'κάνω' (to do/to make), expressing an action that has been completed.
Το παιδί έκανε πολλούς φίλους στο σχολείο.
The child made many friends at school.
Here, 'έκανε' reflects the action of making or forming relationships, again in the past tense and applicable to a single subject.
Η Μαρία έκανε πρωινό για όλη την οικογένεια.
Maria prepared breakfast for the whole family.
In this example, 'έκανε' describes the action of preparing or making something tangible, used in the past tense for a singular actor.

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