Trick question. Y is not a letter of the Greek alphabet. That type of word starts with the letter I (IOTA), which does the job for words which now start with J or Y, as in Iesous (Greek) = Yeshua (Jewish) = Jesus (English).
The Greek letter which looks like a Y is UPSILON and has the equivalent sound of our HU, as in HYPNOS = sleep, as in hypnotise.
Trick question - the ancient Greek alphabet had no letter y - that sort of word started with an i, the letter iota.
Yerakini is a village in Greece. It begins with the letter Y.
a action verb starting with the letter Y could be yell.
v for vage
It's a little difficult to say, since "y" is not a Greek letter. There are Greek words starting with Upsilon, which is sometimes translated as "y" but the Greek Gamma can also be a "y" as well as a "g".
There are no countries in Africa that start with the letter Y.
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yak
Y-front briefs
Originally, the Latin alphabet had no Y. However, ancient Romans invaded Greece and added a few Greek words to their lexicon. Unfortunately, the Latin language could not transcribe all Greek sonorities, so Latin adopted the letters Y (=upsilon) and Z (=zeta).
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