No. 217 in Greek
καμία
The Greek word "καμία" means "none" or "no" (feminine form).
In a sentence
Δεν έχω καμία ιδέα για το τι συνέβη.
I have no idea what happened.
In this sentence, 'καμία' is used as part of the phrase 'καμία ιδέα', meaning 'no idea'. It emphasizes the absence of any ideas.
Βρήκαμε καμία λύση για το πρόβλημα;
Did we find any solution to the problem?
Here, 'καμία' is used interrogatively as part of 'καμία λύση', meaning 'any solution'. It implies looking to identify if any solution exists.
Δεν υπάρχει καμία αμφιβολία για την απόφασή σου.
There is no doubt about your decision.
In this example, 'καμία' modifies 'αμφιβολία' to mean 'no doubt', stressing the certainty regarding the decision.
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