No. 26 in Greek

οποία

The Greek word "οποία" means "which" or "whichever" (feminine form).

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Η βιβλιοθήκη, στην οποία διαβάζω, είναι πολύ ήσυχη.
The library, in which I read, is very quiet.
In this sentence, 'οποία' is used as a relative pronoun referring to the library, indicating the place where the action takes place.
Είναι μία εκπαιδευτικός, την οποία όλοι σέβονται.
She is a teacher whom everyone respects.
Here, 'οποία' serves as a relative pronoun referring to the teacher, functioning as the object of respect in the subordinate clause.
Δεν γνωρίζω την αιτία για την οποία καθυστέρησε.
I do not know the reason for which she was late.
In this case, 'οποία' is used as a relative pronoun, introducing the reason behind the delay.

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