No. 139 in Greek

πράγματα

"Πράγματα" means "things" or "situations" in English.

In a sentence

Τα πράγματα δεν πήγαν όπως είχαμε σχεδιάσει.
Things didn't go as we had planned.
Here, 'πράγματα' refers to events or circumstances.
Στο δωμάτιό της έχει πολλά πράγματα.
She has many things in her room.
In this sentence, 'πράγματα' indicates miscellaneous objects or items.
Οι άνθρωποι αλλάζουν, και μαζί τους αλλάζουν και τα πράγματα.
People change, and along with them, situations also change.
Here, 'πράγματα' is used more abstractly to signify situations or conditions.

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