No. 52 in Greek
αυτά
The Greek word "αυτά" means "they" or "them" (neutral plural).
In a sentence
Αυτά τα βιβλία είναι καινούρια.
These books are new.
'Αυτά' is used here as a demonstrative pronoun referring to the books.
Μπορείς να μου δώσεις αυτά;
Can you pass me these?
'Αυτά' is used as a demonstrative pronoun referring to unspecified items assumed to be known by the context.
Τους είπα για αυτά που συνέβησαν χτες.
I told them about those (things) that happened yesterday.
'Αυτά' refers to events or things from the past, employed as a pronoun.
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