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The Greek word "kinetos" (κίνητος) translates to "movable" or "capable of motion." It is derived from the root "kinein," which means "to move." In various contexts, it can refer to anything that is in motion or has the ability to change position. The term is often used in philosophical discussions about motion and change.
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What does kinetos in greek mean?
moving or motion
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There is no such word in Greek.
What does the Greek word machos mean?
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What does the word collo mean in Greek?
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What does the Greek word pisteuon mean?
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What does the Greek word polygon mean?
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What do the Greek word month mean?
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