No. 261 in Greek

αύριο

The Greek word "αύριο" means "tomorrow" in English.

In a sentence

Αύριο θα πάμε εκδρομή.
Tomorrow we will go on a trip.
The word 'αύριο' is used as an adverb to specify when the action will take place: in the future.
Θα καθαρίσουμε το σπίτι αύριο.
We will clean the house tomorrow.
Here, 'αύριο' serves to provide the temporal setting for the verb 'καθαρίσουμε', pinpointing the exact day the action is planned.
Το αυριανό ραντεβού είναι σημαντικό.
Tomorrow's appointment is important.
The form 'αυριανό' modifies the noun 'ραντεβού', turning 'αύριο' into an adjective describing which appointment is being referenced.

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