No. 48 in Greek

έχουμε

"Έχουμε" means "we have" in English.

In a sentence

Έχουμε ένα νέο βιβλίο.
We have a new book.
The word "έχουμε" is used here as the first person plural form of the verb "έχω" in the present tense, meaning "we have." This indicates possession of the book.
Έχουμε πολύ χρόνο να προετοιμαστούμε.
We have plenty of time to prepare.
In this sentence, "έχουμε" conveys the sense of having time available, implying possession of an abstract concept (time).
Έχουμε δικαίωμα να εκφράσουμε την άποψή μας.
We have the right to express our opinion.
Here "έχουμε" refers to a state of having a right or entitlement, presenting a specific legal or personal capability.

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