No. 98 in Greek

αγώνα

The Greek word "αγώνα" means "struggle," "fight," or "contest."

In a sentence

Ο αγώνας ποδοσφαίρου ήταν συναρπαστικός.
The football game was exciting.
In this sentence, 'αγώνας' means 'game' or 'match', used to describe a competitive sports event.
Συνεχίζουμε τον αγώνα για τα δικαιώματά μας.
We continue the struggle for our rights.
Here, 'αγώνας' translates to 'struggle' or 'fight', representing a figurative or literal fight for a cause or issue.
Ο διάσημος συγγραφέας έγραψε για τον προσωπικό του αγώνα με την ασθένεια.
The famous author wrote about his personal struggle with illness.
In this context, 'αγώνας' signifies the 'personal struggle', referring to an individual's effort or challenge faced in life.

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