No. 723 in Greek

κράτους

The Greek word "κράτους" means "of the state" or "of power" (genitive form).

In a sentence

Η ανάπτυξη του κράτους εξαρτάται από την οικονομική του σταθερότητα.
The development of the state depends on its economic stability.
In this sentence, "κράτους" refers to the state as an entity, specifically discussing its development and economic stability.
Το επίπεδο εκπαίδευσης εξαρτάται από τις πολιτικές του κράτους.
The level of education depends on the state's policies.
Here, "κράτους" is used to indicate the government or state authority responsible for policies.
Ο προϋπολογισμός του κράτους υποστηρίζει διάφορα κοινωνικά προγράμματα.
The state's budget supports various social programs.
In this sentence, "κράτους" signifies the nation or state whose financial planning funds these programs.

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