No. 552 in Greek

μόνο

"Μόνο" means "only" or "just."

In a sentence

Θέλω να αγοράσω μόνο ένα δώρο.
I want to buy only one gift.
The word 'μόνο' here means 'only,' emphasizing that a single gift is desired.
Η μέρα δεν ήταν καλή, αλλά τουλάχιστον είδα μόνο φίλους.
The day wasn't good, but at least I only saw friends.
In this sentence, 'μόνο' specifies that the word following is restricted to it, implying an exclusive interaction with friends.
Θα χρειαστείς μόνο να υπογράψεις το έγγραφο.
You’ll only need to sign the document.
'Μόνο' indicates that the sole required action is to sign the document.

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