No. 624 in Greek

μητέρας

The Greek word "μητέρας" means "mother" (accusative singular form).

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Το βιβλίο της μητέρας ήταν πάνω στο τραπέζι.
The mother's book was on the table.
Here, 'μητέρας' is in the genitive case, indicating possession or relationship, translating to 'mother's.'
Μιλούσα με τη μητέρας μου στο τηλέφωνο.
I was talking to my mother on the phone.
In this case, 'μητέρας' is in the genitive case again, used as part of a possessive pronoun phrase 'my mother.'
Η εικόνα ήταν ένα δώρο από τη μητέρα της.
The picture was a gift from her mother.
Here, 'μητέρ' takes the form 'μητέρα' in the genitive to indicate source or origin, related to 'her mother.'

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