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No. 873 in Greek

πράγμα

The Greek word "πράγμα" means "thing," "matter," or "affair."

In a sentence

  • Αυτό είναι το πιο σημαντικό πράγμα που πρέπει να γνωρίζεις.

    This is the most important thing you should know.

    In this sentence, 'πράγμα' translates to 'thing,' referring to a specific concept or item of importance. It is used here as a noun representing an abstract matter.

  • Κατασκευάσαμε ένα πράγμα από ανακυκλωμένα υλικά.

    We built a thing from recycled materials.

    Here, 'πράγμα' refers to an object or a creation, emphasizing its nature as a tangible item. It shows the concrete usage of the word.

  • Δεν καταλαβαίνω, τι πράγμα είναι αυτό;

    I don't understand, what thing is this?

    In this instance, 'πράγμα' is used to denote an object that might be unfamiliar or ambiguous, showing its application in questioning or identifying unknown items.

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