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No. 367 in Greek

έρθει

The Greek word "έρθει" means "come" or "arrive."

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  • Πρέπει να έρθει σύντομα, αν θέλει να προλάβει την πτήση του.

    He must come soon if he wants to catch his flight.

    In this sentence, 'έρθει' is used in a hypothetical subjunctive form to express that someone must come in the context of a condition or necessity.

  • Θα έρθει με το αυτοκίνητο ή με το τρένο;

    Will he come by car or by train?

    Here, 'έρθει' is used in the future form indicating that the action of coming is expected to happen.

  • Ίσως έρθει αργότερα, αν τελειώσει τη δουλειά του.

    He might come later if he finishes his work.

    In this case, 'έρθει' reflects a possibility or uncertainty, indicative of its use in a dependent, potentially subjunctive, clause expressing doubt or contingency.

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