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No. 896 in Greek

δείτε

"Δείτε" means "see" or "look" (imperative form).

In a sentence

  • Δείτε αυτήν την όμορφη θέα!

    Look at this beautiful view!

    This use of 'δείτε' is an imperative verb form, used to give a command or make a suggestion to observe something.

  • Μπορείτε να δείτε το ηλιοβασίλεμα από εδώ.

    You can see the sunset from here.

    Here, 'δείτε' is in its indicative mood, implying the ability or possibility of seeing something.

  • Αν δείτε κάτι ύποπτο, καλέστε την αστυνομία.

    If you see something suspicious, call the police.

    In this context, 'δείτε' is used in a subjunctive form following a conditional clause, indicating a hypothetical observation.

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