Three Noun Genders
Greek nouns belong to masculine, feminine or neuter gender.
How It Works
Greek nouns belong to masculine, feminine or neuter gender.
Learn a noun with its article: ο, η or το. Gender controls articles and adjectives; a noun's meaning or last letter alone does not reliably determine it.
| Greek | Meaning |
|---|---|
| ο καφές | the coffee |
| η πόλη | the city |
| το παιδί | the child |
Examples (3)
- ο καφές
the coffee
- η πόλη
the city
- το παιδί
the child
How It Connects
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- Masculine Nouns Like ΦίλοςLevel 1
- Neuter Nouns Like ΠαιδίLevel 1
- Neuter Nouns Like ΌνομαLevel 1
And 16 more in the full list.
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