The Greeks very often use the word: ΜΑΣΤΟΡΑΣ (from the English word master) (standing for: craftsman, skillful, expert), pronounced: mastoras.
Some synonyms are:
ΑΡXΗΓΟΣ (chief), pronounced: Ar(c)hig(h)os
ΚΥΡΙΑΡΧΟΣ (sovereign -or- lord), pronounced: Kyri-ar(c)hos
ΠΡΩΤΟΣ (in hierarchy's highest point -or- first), pronounced: Protos (as in the English prefix proto-,). This is male. Female is: ΠΡΩΤΗ (Protee). Neutral is: ΠΡΩΤΟΝ (the exact English word "Proton").
The correct Greek pronunciation of "kudos" is "kuh-THOS" with the emphasis on the second syllable.
The Greek letter μ is pronounced "mee."Ancient Greek pronunciation: [my:] or "mee"Modern Greek pronunciation: [mi] as in millCommon English pronunciation: [myoo] as in mutationMeasurement pronunciation: "micro-" (example: µm is pronounced "micrometre")When this letter is used in a Greek word, it makes the same sound as the latin "m"
Sophocles name in greek is Σοφοκλῆς. The Greek pronunciation is [sopʰoklɛ̂ːs]
Akri is greek for master
In Greek, "pig" is translated as "γουρούνι" (gourouni).
Polytonic Greek: εἴναι Monotonic Greek: είναι English spelling: einai Pronunciation: EE-neh
Μυαλό [mialo]
It's the pronunciation of the Greek word "ghost".
spelling: δύση pronunciation: ?
the greek god of the underworld was hades
Zeus was the king of the Greek gods, so I guess he would be considered the "master" of them as well.
THE GREEK WORD FOR "MASTER" IS THE SAME IN THE OLDAGE, MIDLEAGE AND MODERN GREEKS AND IT IS "DESPOTOS"!!!αφέντης (ah-FEN-tees) is the correct word for master or lord. Δεσπότη (despoti) means despot, not master.