Translations for the word pinnacle in Greek can be 2 words, like the thesausaus we have in english, since pinnacle has more than 1 meaning. They can be: -κολοφών -πυργίσκοσ The following translation is done at: http://online.ectaco.co.uk/main.jsp%3bjsessionid=bc30806ed5544e11f6e5?do=e-services-dictionaries-word_translate1&direction=1&status=translate&lang1=23&lang2=el&source=pinnacle

Penta comes from the greek πέντε (pente) witch means five. In latin it is called quinque.

Its Ριχάρδος (Rixardos). The ''x'' is pronunced as ''h'' as in home, house etc.

Well depends what you are looking for. The numeric meaning of rho is 100. Scientificly it stands for water like in the main key in morphology. Also that it's a symbol of christianity. So just depends.

Greek is a language spoken by the people of Greece. The name David is a common male name. In Greek David is spelled as Dabid.

Megan in Greek = Μεγκαν

Megan in Latin = Megan

The word 'atmos' isn't Latin. Instead, it's the ancient, classical Greek for vapor.

Pi is the 16th letter of the 24 letters of the modern Greek alphabet. Pi is written uppercase Π, lower case π, and in Greek the letter is named πι. It is equivalent to the English letter P. The symbol for it is the same as the mathematical term for pi, which is π.

καλύτερος φίλος (Kah-LEE-ter-ohs FEE-lohs)

psari = In the Greek alphabet "ψαρι." In ancient Greek it was "ἰχθύς" (ichthus).

No = Ohi
Oxi - "OH-hee", with the emphasis on the first syllable.

Rerum is the genitive (possessive) plural form of the word res meaning thing, matter,issue, affair. The best translation for rerum I can think of would be of these things, but it's all in context.

Aaliyah = Αλια

If you are speaking informally, to one person, it is: Τι κάνεις; (latinized: Ti kaneis?; pronounced: "tee KAH-neess ?") If you are speaking formally or to multiple people, it is: Τι κάνετε; (latinized: Ti kanete?; pronounced: "tee KAH-neh-teh")

Εχθρός. It is read as Eh-th-ros.

It means ''you are welcome'' or ''please''

The translation of "planet" is "wanderer". Unlike most stars, the planets appeared to drift around the sky relative to the other stars. They also occasionally (apparent retrograde motion) seemed to "double back" briefly before moving on again. Hence, "wanderers".

For the sake of clarity: the actual ancient Greek phrase from which the English word "Planet" comes was "aster planetes", which means "wandering star." The modern Greek translation of English "planet" is "planetes".

Sierra is a Spanish word, so it doesn't have any meaning in Hebrew.

It isn't Greek. Flex actually comes from the Latin word for 'bent.'

Gerrman: Schwägerin

Italian: cognata

Icelandic: mágkona

Portuguese: cunhada

French: belle-soeur

Dutch: schoonzus; schoonzuster; zwaagster

Swedish: svägerska

Spanish: cuñada

Hungarian: sogornő

Romanian: cumnată

Czech: švagrova

Latin: affinis

Turkish: yenge

Polish: szwagierke

kryptos is the greek word for secret or hidden

Jacob is a Hebrew word, meaning "following after" or "supplanter." It has no other meaning in Greek.