No. 378 in Greek
πήγε
The Greek word "πήγε" means "went."
In a sentence
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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