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No. 753 in Greek

γιώργο

The Greek word "Γιώργο" is the vocative case of "Γιώργος," meaning "George."

In a sentence

  • Γειά σου, Γιώργο! Πώς είσαι;

    Hello, George! How are you?

    In this sentence, 'Γιώργο' refers to the person's name in the vocative case, used when directly addressing someone.

  • Τον συνάντησα με τον φίλο Γιώργο χθες το βράδυ.

    I met him with my friend George last night.

    Here, 'Γιώργο' is in the accusative case, referencing the name of someone who is the object of the action.

  • Ποιος μίλησε πρώτος στον Γιώργο;

    Who spoke to George first?

    This usage places 'Γιώργο' in the accusative case, indicating the recipient of the communication.

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