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κάποια

The Greek word "κάποια" means "some" or "a certain" in English.

In a sentence

Είδα κάποια που την ήξερα.
I saw someone I knew.
In this sentence, 'κάποια' functions as an indefinite pronoun pointing to an unspecified individual.
Διάλεξε κάποια βιβλία για τη βιβλιοθήκη.
She chose some books for the library.
Here, 'κάποια' is used as an indefinite adjective modifying the noun 'βιβλία.'
Υπάρχουν κάποια λάθη στο κείμενο.
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In this context, 'κάποια' represents an indefinite quantifier for 'λάθη,' indicating an unspecified amount.

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