No. 791 in Greek

θέατρο

The Greek word "θέατρο" means "theater" or "a place for performances."

In a sentence

Το θέατρο της πόλης ήταν γεμάτο κόσμο.
The city's theater was full of people.
In this sentence, 'θέατρο' refers to a physical theater building or venue where performances take place.
Η Μαρία πήγε στο θέατρο χθες για να παρακολουθήσει μία παράσταση.
Maria went to the theater yesterday to watch a play.
Here, 'θέατρο' is used to denote the location where one can watch theatrical performances.
Το θέατρο είναι μια μορφή τέχνης που συνδυάζει λόγο, κίνηση και έκφραση.
Theater is a form of art that combines speech, movement, and expression.
In this context, 'θέατρο' represents the concept or discipline of theater arts rather than a physical space.

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