No. 895 in Greek

γαλλίας

The Greek word "γαλλίας" means "of France" (possessive form).

In a sentence

Η φίλη μου είναι από τη Γαλλία.
My friend is from France.
In this sentence, 'Γαλλία' refers to the country France.
Παρακολουθώ μαθήματα γλώσσας της Γαλλίας.
I am taking language lessons of France.
Here, 'Γαλλίας' is in the genitive case, indicating possession, used to describe something related to France (e.g., language).
Η κουζίνα της Γαλλίας είναι διάσημη.
The cuisine of France is famous.
In this sentence, 'Γαλλίας' is again in the genitive case, indicating a quality or characteristic associated with France (e.g., cuisine).

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