No. 698 in Greek

μόσχα

The Greek word "μόσχα" means "calf" (young cow).

In a sentence

Η μόσχα έβοσκε στο λιβάδι.
The calf was grazing in the meadow.
Here, 'μόσχα' is used to refer to a young cow, a calf, symbolizing its primary meaning in Greek.
Πήγαμε στη Μόσχα για ταξίδι τον περασμένο χρόνο.
We went to Moscow for a trip last year.
In this sentence, 'Μόσχα' refers to the capital city of Russia, demonstrating a proper noun usage.
Το μέλι από μόσχα δίνει ξεχωριστή γεύση στις συνταγές.
Honey from calves gives a distinct taste to recipes.
In this example, 'μόσχα' suggests a possessive use, describing the origin associated with calves.

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