No. 822 in Greek
group
The Greek word for "group" is "ομάδα" (omáda), which means a collection of people or things gathered together or classified as a unit.
In a sentence
Η ομάδα εργαζομένων εργάζεται σκληρά.
The group of workers is working hard.
The word 'ομάδα' here refers to a group of individuals classified or acting together based on a shared role, specifically workers in this context.
Αυτή η ομάδα δέντρων είναι πολύ παλιά.
This group of trees is very old.
In this sentence, 'ομάδα' is used metaphorically to describe a cluster of trees considered as a unit.
Συμμετείχα σε μια ομάδα συζήτησης για τη φιλοσοφία.
I participated in a discussion group about philosophy.
The term 'ομάδα' is applied to describe an organized set of individuals gathered for a discussion or activity, in this case, focused on philosophy.
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