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it means 'look' like when you say "Look! Can you see that?" Have you tried finding the meanings of words on 'World Lingo' web site? |
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I'm not sure what you mean with the 'World Lingo' web site, but the following website is invaluable to find any type of inflected words: http://www.neurolingo.gr/online_tools/lexiscope.htm Btw., you need to enter the word with Greek letters, but it doesn't matter if you mix up some letters as the search is fuzzy and it will suggest a couple of similar words if it doesn't recognize the word. oh, and it doesn't provide translations, but once you know the "normal" form, you can look it up anywhere else. If you look up "κοιτα" there, it will find "κοιτάζω" and a noun "η Κοίτα". If you only heard the word, and looked up "κιτα" (not knowing which of the 5 "i"-sounds it is), it would offer "κοίτα", "κοιτά", and lots of other similar words. |
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first of all, to fix a mistake- dictionary Kerry, thanks for your help. Andreas, thanks even more. The website is incredibly helpfull. thanks once more |
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here is the link for World Lingo http://www.worldlingo.com/en/products_services/worldlingo_translator.html hope it helps this is where I found κοίτα |