No. 49 in Greek
κι
The Greek word "κι" means "and" or "also."
In a sentence
Θέλω να πάω κι εγώ στην παραλία.
I also want to go to the beach.
The word "κι" in this sentence means "also," or "too," and is used here to express inclusion.
Έφαγα το ψωμί κι ήπια το γάλα.
I ate the bread and drank the milk.
In this context, "κι" is a short form of "και," which means "and," indicating addition or sequence of actions.
Τρέχω στη δουλειά κι έχει ήδη αρχίσει η συνάντηση.
I am running to work and the meeting has already started.
Here, "κι" is used as "and," showing concurrent or related events.
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