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Which word is coming to bright in greek?

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I think you mean the verb ΕΠΙΦΑΙΝΟΜΑΙ (I do surface), from which comes the word ΕΠΙΦΑΝΕΙΑ = Epiphany, or: surface, or: outlook / appearance.

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