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The Greek names for the seasons are: Spring (Άνοιξη, Anixi), Summer (Καλοκαίρι, Kalokairi), Autumn (Φθινόπωρο, Fthinoporo), and Winter (Χειμώνας, Himonas). These terms reflect the natural changes and agricultural cycles associated with each season in Greece.

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