κάθε
Every with Κάθε
Κάθε stays unchanged before a singular noun and means each or every.
How It Works
Κάθε stays unchanged before a singular noun and means each or every.
The noun can be any gender and normally stays singular. Do not confuse κάθε with inflected καθένας, which can stand as a pronoun for each person or thing.
| Greek | Meaning |
|---|---|
| κάθε μέρα | every day |
| κάθε παιδί | every child |
| κάθε φίλος | every friend |
Examples (3)
- κάθε μέρα
every day
- κάθε παιδί
every child
- κάθε φίλος
every friend
How It Connects
Learn This First
Identify the noun or understood referent before introducing an indefinite or distributive modifier.
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Patterns that build on this one.