No. 27 in Greek

μία

"Μία" means "one" (feminine form) in English.

In a sentence

Μία φορά πήγα στο μουσείο.
Once I visited the museum.
'Μία' is used here to mean 'one' as in 'one time' or 'once.'
Θέλω μία σοκολάτα, παρακαλώ.
I would like one chocolate, please.
'Μία' is used here as the feminine form of 'one' in agreement with the feminine noun 'σοκολάτα.'
Υπάρχει μία λύση στο πρόβλημα.
There is a solution to the problem.
'Μία' is used here to indicate 'a' or 'one' solution, emphasizing the singularity of it.

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