No. 860 in Greek

κίνητρα

"Κίνητρα" means "motives" or "incentives" in English.

In a sentence

Οι γονείς παρείχαν κίνητρα στα παιδιά τους για να είναι πιο υπεύθυνα.
The parents provided incentives to their children to be more responsible.
The word "κίνητρα" is used to indicate motivational factors provided to encourage a specific behavior.
Η έλλειψη κινήτρων δυσκόλεψε την πρόοδο των μαθητών.
The lack of motivation hindered the students' progress.
"Κίνητρα" here signifies the elements that inspire or drive action, emphasizing their absence.
Ένα καλό εργασιακό περιβάλλον μπορεί να δώσει κίνητρα στους εργαζομένους να αποδώσουν καλύτερα.
A good working environment can motivate employees to perform better.
In this sentence, "κίνητρα" are presented as influential factors that can encourage improved performance.

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