No. 570 in Greek

ημέρας

The Greek word "ημέρας" means "of the day" or "day's" (genitive singular form of "ημέρα").

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Η ομορφιά της ημέρας είναι μοναδική.
The beauty of the day is unique.
In this sentence, "ημέρας" is used in its genitive singular form to indicate possession, expressing "of the day."
Στη διάρκεια της ημέρας, ο ήλιος λάμπει.
During the day, the sun shines.
Here, "της ημέρας" in genitive singular denotes the time span being referred to, specifying "of the day" within the phrase "during the day."
Το τέλος της ημέρας έφτασε.
The end of the day has come.
In this context, "της ημέρας" is again in the genitive singular form to represent possession or association, meaning "of the day."

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