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No. 378 in Greek

πήγε

The Greek word "πήγε" means "went."

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  • Ο Νίκος πήγε στο σχολείο το πρωί.

    Nikos went to school in the morning.

    The word 'πήγε' is the past tense form of the verb 'πηγαίνω' (to go), indicating a completed action in the past where Nikos traveled to school.

  • Πού πήγε χθες το βράδυ η Μαρία;

    Where did Maria go last night?

    In this case, 'πήγε' is used in an interrogative form to inquire about Maria's past activity of going somewhere.

  • Μου είπε ότι πήγε στον γιατρό.

    She told me that she went to the doctor.

    Here, 'πήγε' is part of a reported speech, where it conveys the action of going to the doctor as stated in someone's recount.

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