No. 472 in Greek

εμένα

"Me" or "myself" (emphasized form).

In a sentence

Ο Νίκος μου έδωσε το βιβλίο εμένα.
Nikos gave the book to me.
In this sentence, "εμένα" is used to emphasize that the speaker is the recipient of the action, even though the pronoun concept is already conveyed by the verb's construction.
Αυτό το δώρο είναι για εμένα.
This gift is for me.
Here, "εμένα" functions as the object of the prepositional phrase, indicating the recipient or target of the gift.
Εμένα μου αρέσει η μουσική του.
I like his music.
In this example, "εμένα" is employed to emphasize the subject who is experiencing the liking, which is a stylistic and clarifying use in Greek.

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