Greek to English

Eisai, in Greek, means "you are" in English.

Eisai thea, in Greek, means "you are a goddess" in English.

Translated from the Gree, it means, "who is that".

Translated from the Greek, it means "I don't want anything".

It means, "it's a pleasure to make your acquaintance", as translated from the Greek.

α, ε, ι, υ, η, ο

Anasfaleia

baby you are great

Anachronism, chronic, chronicle, chronology, synchronize.

This summer will be a BLAST.

Penelope means : weaver , duck :D

Love Georgia,Penelope and Jodie (in discovery)

Whats happend? :)

It is the ancient Greek word ΠΥΡΑ, ΠΥΡ standing for: the Pyre, the Fire.

"(He) is massively risen!" is an English equivalent of the Greek phrase Aνέστακας! The phrase most famously references a variation by Greek novelist Nikos Kazantzakis (Feb. 18, 1883-Oct. 26, 1957) on the Orthodox Easter observation Χριστός Ανέστη (Christos anesti, "Christ is risen!"). The pronunciation will be "(KREE-stos) a-NEY-sta-kas" in Aeginan Greek.

Drive a car = "Manejar", "conducir".

Drive someone crazy = "volver loco". (You drive me crazy = "Tú me vuelves loco")

Noun: driver = "conductor".

COLON, ΚΟΛΟΝΑ means Pile, Pillar, Colon, Erect.

PILE (or better,) PYLE means ΠΥΛΗ, Gate (just think of the pillars left and right of the passage).

The word Colony is of the same origin, just because they were building a Gate to celebrate their triumph passing through.

means ''everything baby except the a''

"παιδί μου" means my child.

Hope this helped!

stasi

indivisible :D

Kai ego = me too

's agapo = i love you

translation = i love you too

The "you" part is in English, but the rest of the sentence reads: My heart belongs to Greece.

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

Mme is the French abbreviation for "madame." It would translate as "Mrs."

The Greek word for "passion" in the Bible is πάθος (pathos). It is used to describe strong emotions, suffering, or experiences endured by individuals, including Jesus Christ during his crucifixion.