No. 13 in Greek

τις

"Τις" means "someone," "anyone," or "some" depending on context.

In a sentence

Μου δίνει τις μπανάνες.
She gives me the bananas.
In this sentence, 'τις' is used as the definite article for a feminine plural noun, meaning 'the'.
Ποιες είναι αυτές τις μέρες;
What are these days?
Here, 'τις' is used as an article for the accusative case in feminine plural form to specify 'these days'.
Τις είδα στο πάρκο.
I saw them in the park.
In this sentence, 'τις' is a personal pronoun in the accusative case, meaning 'them', referring to a group of feminine plural objects or individuals.

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