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Peirasmos is a Greek word used in the New Testament that can be translated into a combination of "temptation", "trial" and "test".

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new

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It means "all right". (Olo ine endaxi means "everything is all right".)

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poop

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goodmorning my baby

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To Vrathi

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WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT???????????!!!!!!!!!!

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water

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Ανακαλύπτω [anakalEEpto]

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ee-PEAR-oh-hos

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The name Pauline has no meaning in Hebrew. Only Hebrew names have meaning in Hebrew.

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Autocracy

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eine = είναι [eene] = is (like he/she/itis)

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Papou is the word we used for Greek Grandfather. It's pronounced "Pah-POOH"

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From Greek to English, it would be "Daddy."

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Its Italian for "Our thing"

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It means "the road of the camel', because, as the saying goes, "The road of the camel is a straight path. It maintains a true course, deviating neither to left nor the right".

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I would guess it would be proficere, from which Eng. profit comes from via French, or you could say simply iuvare/juvare which means to "enjoy" (in its abstract sense, with an object). Best Latin word for 'thrive' is vigere.

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My love

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It means "hello."

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Kai ego = me too

's agapo = i love you

translation = i love you too

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Well translated it means "the immortals" which is used as a word like good gracious, but a true translation (sorry if this is hard to follow, you would probably need to read a greak mythology book) would be "the gods" as in the Greek Gods of Mythology, i learned this from the book Percy Jackson and The Olympians: The Lightning Thief, im happy 'cause those books got me interested in greek mythology :)

Correction to the above: It's Latin, not Greek!

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It is written "Παιδάκι μου" and it is used as an expression such as "My little child" or it is used as we use the word "Sweetie" or "Honey" in English.