No. 4 in Greek

με

"Με" means "with" or "me" depending on context.

In a sentence

Έλα μαζί μου, να πάμε μια βόλτα.
Come with me, let's go for a walk.
In this sentence, 'με' is used as a preposition meaning 'with' accompanied by the pronoun 'me.'
Μπορείς να με βοηθήσεις με τα μαθήματα;
Can you help me with the lessons?
'με' is functioning here as the object of the verb 'help,' denoting 'me' as the person needing help.
Θέλω να μου πεις τι είδες με τα μάτια σου.
I want you to tell me what you saw with your own eyes.
'με' in this sentence is part of the phrase 'με τα μάτια σου,' meaning 'with your own eyes.' It is instrumental, indicating the means by which something is done.

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