No. 894 in Greek

βουλής

"Βουλής" in Greek means "will," "council," or "parliament," depending on context.

In a sentence

Η απόφαση της βουλής προκάλεσε συζητήσεις.
The decision of the parliament sparked discussions.
Here, 'βουλής' refers to the legislative body (parliament) in its possessive form, associated with its decisions.
Η αίθουσα συνεδριάσεων της βουλής ήταν γεμάτη.
The assembly hall of the parliament was full.
In this sentence, 'βουλής' refers to the physical location (parliament) in its possessive form, specifically its meeting room.
Η είσοδος του κοινού στη βουλή ήταν ελεύθερη για την εκδήλωση.
The public's admission to the parliament was free for the event.
Here, 'βουλή' (nominal form) refers to the institution as a place or building where the event allowing public participation occurred.

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