No. 668 in Greek

μιλήσει

"To speak" or "to talk" (future subjunctive or aorist subjunctive form).

In a sentence

Θέλει να της μιλήσει αύριο.
He wants to talk to her tomorrow.
'μιλήσει' is used in its subjunctive form, indicating a future action or an intention.
Αν είχε μιλήσει νωρίτερα, θα είχαμε καταλάβει.
If he had spoken earlier, we would have understood.
'μιλήσει' appears in a hypothetical past conditional sentence, expressing an action that could have occurred in a past event.
Ήταν αναγκαίο να μιλήσει στον διευθυντή.
It was necessary for him to talk to the manager.
'μιλήσει' is employed in a past subjunctive clause, showing necessity or obligation.

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