No. 64 in Greek
την
"The" (feminine singular accusative in Greek).
In a sentence
Βρήκα την τσάντα σου.
I found your bag.
Here, 'την' is the definite article used to introduce the direct object 'τσάντα' (bag), which is feminine singular in accusative case.
Θυμάμαι την ημέρα εκείνη.
I remember that day.
In this sentence, 'την' functions as the definite article modifying the object 'ημέρα' (day), which is again feminine singular in accusative case, indicating a specific day.
Πρέπει να την βοηθήσουμε.
We need to help her.
Here, 'την' acts as a pronoun replacing the direct object, referring to a feminine singular noun previously mentioned in conversation.
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