No. 445 in Greek

λόγους

"Λόγους" means "words," "reasons," or "accounts," depending on the context.

In a sentence

Τους εξήγησα τους λόγους της απουσίας μου.
I explained to them the reasons for my absence.
Used to signify reasons or causes.
Η Ελένη κατέγραψε όλους τους λόγους που την οδήγησαν στην απόφαση αυτή.
Helen wrote down all the reasons that led to her decision.
Indicates explanations or justifications for an action.
Οι λόγου του παππού ήταν πάντα γεμάτοι σοφία.
Grandfather's words were always full of wisdom.
Refers to speech or words in a general context.

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