No. 963 in Greek

μένει

"μένει" means "stays" or "remains."

In a sentence

Αυτός μένει στην Αθήνα.
He lives in Athens.
The word "μένει" here is used in the sense of "residing" or "living" in a location.
Αντί να φεύγει, μένει εκεί.
Instead of leaving, he stays there.
The word "μένει" in this context means "remains" or "stays" in a place.
Αν κερδίσει, η απόφαση μένει.
If it is successful, the decision stays in effect.
Here, "μένει" refers to something "remaining" or "staying" in force or condition.

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