No. 368 in Greek
έχεις
"Έχεις" means "you have" in English.
In a sentence
Έχεις ένα βιβλίο.
You have a book.
In this sentence, "έχεις" is the second-person singular form of the verb "έχω," which means "to have." It indicates possession.
Έχεις χρόνο να μιλήσουμε;
Do you have time to talk?
Here, "έχεις" is used to express availability or possession of time, indicating the subject's capacity to engage in an activity.
Γιατί έχεις αυτό το βλέμμα;
Why do you have that look?
In this case, "έχεις" is part of a question emphasizing the subject's possession or display of a particular expression.
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