User:Matthias Buchmeier/el-en-b

Β {adj} :: abbreviation of βόρειος northern, northerly
Β {letter} :: The upper case letter beta (βήτα), the second letter of the modern Greek alphabet
Β΄ {num} :: The Greek numeral representing the number two (2), typically romanized as the Roman numeral II
β {letter} :: Lower-case beta (βήτα), the second letter of the modern Greek alphabet. It represents the voiced labiodental fricative: /v/. It is preceded by α and followed by γ
β΄ {num} [non-standard] :: alternative form of Β΄
Βάαλ {prop} {m} :: Baal, a Canaanite deity (referred to biblically as a symbol of idolatry)
βάβα {f} :: alternative form of βαβά, (granny)
βαβά {f} :: grandma, granny
βαβά {f} :: nanny, nurse
βαβά {f} :: [juvenile] wound, injury
Βαβαρία {prop} {f} :: alternative form of Βαυαρία
βαβουίνος {m} :: alternative form of μπαμπουίνος (baboon)
βαβούρα {f} :: hubbub, racket
Βαβυλώνα {prop} {f} :: Babylon
Βαβυλωνία {prop} {f} :: Babylon
βαγόνι {n} :: carriage, wagon, goods wagon, freight car on a railway
βάδην {adv} :: walking
βάδην {n} :: racewalking
βαδίζω {v} :: walk
βαδιστής {m} :: racewalker
βαδίστρια {f} :: female racewalker
βαζάκι {n} :: diminutive of βάζο (small vase or jar)
βάζο {n} :: vase
βάζο {n} :: jar
βάζοντας {v} :: participle of βάζω: putting on, setting
βάζω {vt} [most senses] :: put (put on, put in, put forth), place
βάζω {vt} :: make (force someone to do something)
βάζω {vt} :: put on, switch on, plug in (a device)
βάζω {vt} :: start, begin (crying, shouting, laughing)
βάζω {vt} :: grade, give a score (in an exam, test etc)
βάζω κέρατα {v} :: See: el βάζω κέρατα
βάζω κέρατα {vt} [colloquial, idiom] :: put horns on, horn, cuckold, cuck (make a cuckold of someone by being unfaithful)
βάζω στο μάτι {v} :: See: el βάζω στο μάτι
βάζω στο μάτι {vt} [idiom] :: have one's eye on, have designs on (to seek or to pursue something not rightfully one's own)
βάζω στο μάτι {vt} [idiom] :: take aim at, go after (pursue in attempt to do something negative)
βάζω χέρι {v} :: See: el βάζω χέρι
βάζω χέρι {v} [idiom] :: grope (intentionally and inappropriately touch another person)
βάζω χέρι {v} [idiom] :: chastise, scold
βάζω χέρι {v} [idiom] :: take something [not rightfully one's own]
βαθ. {m} :: abbreviation of βαθμός grade, rank, degree
βαθιά {adv} :: deeply, profoundly
βαθμιαίος {adj} :: gradual
βαθμολογημένος {v} :: marked, rated, graded
βαθμολογημένος {v} :: calibrated, graduated
βαθμολογούμαι {v} :: be given marks, be marked
βαθμολογώ {v} :: mark, grade
βαθμολογώ {v} :: recalibrate
βαθμός {m} :: grade [of job, position in employment]
βαθμός {m} [military] :: rank
βαθμός {m} [science, meteorology] :: degree [unit of temperature]
βαθμός {m} [education] :: [plural] marks, grades
βαθμός {m} [medicine] :: degree [severity of burns]
βαθμός {m} [grammar] :: degree [of an adjective]
βαθμός Κέλβιν {m} [science] :: kelvin, degree Kelvin, degree absolute
βαθμός Κελσίου {m} [science] :: degree Celsius
βαθμός Κελσίου {m} [UK informal] :: degree centigrade
βαθμοφόρος {mf} [military] :: officer, a person of rank
βάθος {n} [dimension] :: bottom, depth [of sea, etc]
βάθος {n} [dimension] :: depth [of a cave, well, etc]
βάθος {n} [figuratively] :: profundity, background [of character]
βαθούλωμα {n} :: dent
βαθούλωμα {n} :: hollow, concavity
βαθούλωμα {n} :: pothole [in roadway]
βαθουλώνω {v} :: dent
βαθυκύανο {n} :: teal [a bluish-green colour]
βαθυκύανος {adj} :: teal coloured [a bluish-green colour]
βαθύ μπλε {adj} :: deep blue
βαθύ μπλε {n} :: deep blue
βαθύς {adj} :: deep [downward or sometimes inward]
βαθύς {adj} [figuratively] :: deep, dark [of shades and colours]
βαθύς {adj} [figuratively] :: profound, deep
βαθυσκάφος {n} :: bathyscaphe, bathyscaph
βαθύτερα {adv} :: comparative of βαθιά
βαθύτερος {adj} :: comparative of βαθύς
βαΐζω {f} [Kaliarda] :: black woman
βαίνω {v} [formal] :: develop, go on [used in set phrases]
Βάιος {prop} {m} :: given name
βακαλάος {m} [formal] :: alternative form of μπακαλιάρος
βακτηρίδιο {n} [medicine, microbiology] :: bacterium
βακτήριο {n} [biology, medicine] :: bacterium, bacillus
βακτηριολογία {f} [medicine, biology] :: bacteriology
βακτηριολογικός {adj} [medicine, biology] :: bacteriological
βακτριανή {f} :: Bactrian camel, Asian camel
βαλανίδι {n} :: alternative form of βελανίδι
βαλανιδιά {f} :: alternative form of βελανιδιά
βάλανος {f} [medicine] :: glans penis (conical forming the head of the penis)
βαλβίδα {f} [engineering] :: valve
βαλβίδα {f} [automotive] :: valve [in engine or tyre]
βαλβίδα {f} [anatomy] :: valve [in heart]
βαλές {m} [card games] :: jack
βαλές {m} [dated] :: valet [personal male attendant]
βαλίνη {f} [biochemistry] :: valine (amino acid)
βαλίτσα {f} :: suitcase
Βαλκάνια {prop} {np} :: the Balkans, Balkan Peninsula
Βαλκανική χερσόνησος {prop} {f} :: Balkan Peninsula, the Balkans
βαλκανικός {adj} :: Balkan, of the Balkans
βαλλίστρα {f} :: crossbow
βαλλίστρα {f} :: ballista
βάλλω {v} :: attack
βάλλω {v} :: fire, shoot
βάλλω {v} [figuratively] :: accuse, reprove, criticise
βαλς {n} [music, dance] :: waltz
βαλσάκι {n} [music] :: a short or light waltz (diminutive of βαλς)
βάλσαμο {n} :: balsam, balm
βάλσαμο {n} [plant] :: hypericum, St John's wort
βαλσάμωμα {n} :: stuffing [especially of animals]
βαλσάμωμα {n} :: embalming
βαλσαμωμένος {adj} :: embalmed
βαλσαμώνομαι {v} :: be embalmed
βαλσαμώνω {v} :: embalm, mummify
βαλσαμώνω {v} :: stuff
βάλτος {m} :: swamp, quagmire, bog
βαμβακερός {adj} :: cotton
βαμβάκι {n} [fashion] :: cotton (fabric)
βαμβάκι {n} :: cotton (plant)
βαμβάκι {n} :: cotton wool
βάμμα {n} [pharmacology, chemistry] :: tincture, solution in ethyl alcohol
βαμπίρ {n} [mythology] :: vampire (creature who rises from the grave at night and drinks the blood of the living)
βαν {n} :: van
βανάδιο {n} [metallurgy, chemistry] :: vanadium
βανίλια {f} :: vanilla [food flavouring]
βανίλια {f} :: vanilla [orchid]
βανίλλια {f} :: alternative form of βανίλια
Βανκούβερ {prop} {n} :: Βανκούβερ (seaport/largest city)
Βανκούβερ {prop} {n} :: Βανκούβερ (city/county seat)
Βανουάτου {prop} {n} :: (The Republic of) Vanuatu
Βάνταα {prop} {f} :: Βάνταα (city)
βαπτίζω {v} [Christianity] :: baptise [UK], baptize [US], christen
βάπτισμα {n} [religion] :: baptism, christening [the sacrament]
βαπτιστικός {adj} [Christianity] :: baptismal, baptism
Βαραββάς {prop} {m} :: Barabbas
βαραίνω {vi} :: increase in weight, weigh down
βαραίνω {vt} :: load
βαραίνω {vt} :: (be a) burden on, weigh down
βαράω {v} :: bang, ring
βαράω {v} :: thrash, beat
βαράω {v} :: give a headache to
Βαρβάρα {prop} {f} :: given name, Barbara
βαρβάρα {f} :: shelduck
βάρβαρος {m} :: barbarian
βάρβαρος {adj} :: barbarous, barbaric, uncivilised
βαρβάτος {adj} :: (for animals) non castrated
βαρβάτος {adj} :: butch
βαρβάτος {adj} :: hefty
βαρβιτουρικό {n} :: barbiturate (salt or derivative of barbituric acid)
βάρδια {f} [nautical] :: watch (duty period or the team working it)
βάρδια {f} :: shift (work period or the team working it)
βαρεία {f} :: grave accent, the diacritic mark ( ˋ )
βαρέλα {f} :: barrel for storage [of large size]
βαρελάκι {n} :: diminutive of βαρέλι
βαρελάκια {np} [games] :: leapfrog
βαρέλι {n} :: barrel for storage
βαρελότο {n} :: firecracker, banger, cracker (gunpowder in roll of paper, designed to produce a large bang)
βαρετός {adj} :: boring, tiresome
βαρήκοος {adj} :: hard of hearing, with impaired hearing
βαριά {f} :: sledgehammer
βαριακούω {v} :: be hard of hearing
βαριέμαι {v} :: be bored, be tired
βάριο {n} [chemistry] :: barium
βάρκα {f} [nautical] :: small boat or launch, dinghy
βαρκάρης {m} :: boatman [especially the owner or skipper]
βαρκάρισσα {f} :: boatwoman [especially the owner or skipper]
βαρκάρισσα {f} :: boatman's wife
Βαρκελώνη {prop} {f} :: Βαρκελώνη (capital city)
Βαρκελώνη {prop} {f} :: Βαρκελώνη (province)
Βαρνάβας {prop} {m} :: Barnabas
βαρόνη {f} :: baroness [rank in the nobility; wife of a baron]
βαρόνος {m} :: baron (rank in the nobility)
βάρος {n} [physics] :: mass
βάρος {n} :: weight, heaviness
βάρος {n} :: burden, load, cargo
βάρος {n} [figuratively] :: onus
Βαρσοβία {prop} {n} :: Βαρσοβία (capital city)
βαρύς {adj} :: heavy, weighty
βαρύς {adj} :: harsh, strong
βαρυστομαχιά {f} [medical] :: indigestion, dyspepsia
βαρύτητα {f} [physics] :: gravity
βαρύτητα {f} :: weight, (importance or influence)
βαρυτική αλληλεπίδραση {f} [physics] :: gravitational interaction
βαρυτική δύναμη {f} [physics] :: gravitational force
βαρύτονος {adj} [grammar, linguistics] :: barytone, (of a word) having an unstressed last syllable
βαρύτονος {adj} [music] :: baritone of a singer or musical instrument
βαρώ {v} :: alternative form of βαράω
βαρώνη {f} :: alternative form of βαρόνη
βαρώνος {m} :: alternative form of βαρόνος
βασανίζομαι {v} :: be tortured (to undergo infliction of severe pain)
βασανίζομαι {v} [figuratively] :: be tortured, be tormented (to undergo physical or mental anguish)
βασανίζω {vt} :: torture (intentionally inflict severe pain or suffering on)
βασανίζω {vt} [figuratively] :: torture, torment, rack, be killing (cause severe suffering to)
βασανίζω {vt} [figuratively] :: torment, rack (cause mental suffering to)
βασανίζω {vt} [rare, formal] :: probe, pore over, investigate (examine something carefully and attentively)
βασανιστήρια {n} :: violence
βασανιστήριο {n} :: torture (intentional causing of somebody's experiencing agony)
βασανιστήριο {n} [figuratively, proscribed] :: torture, torment, anguish, suffering (extreme mental or emotional pain)
βασανιστής {m} :: torturer, tormentor (someone who tortures)
βασανιστικός {adj} :: brutal, agonising
βασανίστρια {f} :: torturer, tormentor (someone who tortures)
βάσανο {n} :: torture, torment, anguish, suffering (extreme mental or emotional pain)
βάσανο {n} [colloquial, slang, humorous] :: ball and chain, trouble and strife, lord and master (one's own partner or spouse)
βάσανος {f} [formal] :: probe, investigation (careful and attentive examination)
βάση {f} :: base, foundation (the lowest part of something)
βάση {f} [chemistry] :: base
βάση {f} :: basis (underlying reason)
βάση {f} :: base (the lowest part of something)
βάση δεδομένων {f} :: database
βασιβουζούκος {m} :: bashi-bazouk, irregular soldier of the Ottoman army
βασιβουζούκος {m} :: someone who doesn't obey the rules, also causes trouble and wants to be independent
βασίζω {v} :: base
βασικά {adv} :: basically
βασικός {adj} :: basic, fundamental, primary
Βασιλάκης {prop} {m} :: diminutive of Βασίλειος, Basil
βασιλέας {m} :: alternative form of βασιλιάς
βασιλεία {f} :: monarchy, kingdom, kingship
βασίλειο {n} :: kingdom (nation with a monarch)
βασίλειο {n} [taxonomy, biology] :: kingdom (taxonomic division below Domain and above Phylum)
Βασίλειος {prop} {m} :: given name
βασιλεύω {v} [monarchy] :: reign, rule [also used figuratively]
βασιλεύω {v} [astronomy] :: set, go down, wester [sun, stars, etc]
βασιλεύω {v} [figuratively] :: decline
Βασίλης {prop} {m} :: given name
βασιλιάς {m} :: king
βασιλιάς {m} [chess] :: king
βασιλιάς {m} [figuratively] :: tycoon (king of) + type of business
Βασιλική {prop} {f} :: given name
Βασιλική {prop} {f} :: Any of the saints whose feast day in the Greek Orthodox tradition is 1 January
βασιλική {f} [architecture] :: basilica
βασιλική {f} :: royalist, a supporter of monarchy
βασιλικός {m} :: basil, Ocimum basilicum (culinary garden herb)
βασιλικός {adj} :: royal, kingly, regal
βασιλικός {adj} :: sumptuous, worthy of a king
βασιλικός {m} :: royalist, a supporter of monarchy
βασίλισσα {f} :: queen (king's wife)
βασίλισσα {f} :: queen (ruling female monarch)
βασίλισσα {f} :: queen (reproductive female animal in a hive, such as an ant, bee, termite or wasp)
βασίλισσα {f} [figuratively] :: queen (powerful female figure)
βασίλισσα {f} [chess] :: queen
βασιλοκτονία {f} :: regicide (the killing of a king)
βασιλομήτωρ {f} [formal, archaic] :: queen mother (mother of a ruling king or queen)
βασιλόπιτα {f} :: vasilopita [a sweet bread or cake of Greece, traditionally containing a coin and eaten on New Year's Day - St Basil's day]
βασιλοπούλα {f} :: princess [daughter of a monarch]
βάσιμος {adj} :: sound, reliable, well-founded
βάσιμος {adj} :: legitimate, valid, justified
βασκαίνω {v} [folklore] :: give or put the evil eye
βασκανία {f} [folklore] :: evil eye
Βασσιλική {prop} {f} :: alternative form of Βασιλική
βασταγή {f} :: bundle, lump, parcel [of something]
βασταγή {f} :: sheaf, bale [of straw, etc]
βασταγμένος {v} :: held
βασταγμένος {v} :: held back
βασταγμένος {v} [figuratively] :: endured
βασταγό {n} :: alternative form of αβασταγό
βαστάζω {v} :: carry, support (bring something as a load)
βαστάζω {v} [figuratively] :: bear, withstand [loss, etc]
βαστάω {v} :: hold, contain
βαστάω {v} :: hold, carry [on yourself: money, etc]
βαστάω {v} [figuratively] :: hold, carry, look after [a secret]
βαστάω {v} :: hold back
βαστάω {v} [figuratively] :: hold back (control yourself)
βαστάω {v} :: support, bear (be leaned against)
βαστάω {v} [figuratively] :: look after, care for
βαστάω {v} :: last, endure [a period of time]
βαστάω {v} :: descend from genealogically
βαστηγμένος {v} :: alternative form of βασταγμένος
βαστώ {v} :: alternative form of βαστάω
Βάσω {prop} {f} :: informal form of Βασιλική
βατ {n} [physics, electricity] :: watt (derived SI unit of power)
-βάτης {suffix} [forming nouns] :: masculine: one who walks on what is defined by the first combining form
-βάτης {suffix} [forming nouns] :: masculine: one who walks at a particular time
-βάτης {suffix} [forming nouns, sexuality] :: masculine: one who has sexual relations with animals
-βάτης {suffix} [forming nouns, topography] :: masculine: an instrument of measuring
Βατικανό {prop} {n} :: Βατικανό (city-state)
βατομουριά {f} :: blackberry plant
βατόμουρο {n} :: (fruit) blackberry, bramble berry
βάτος {mf} :: bramble
βάτος {mf} [dated, masculine only] :: a kind of skate fish, superorder Batoidea
βατός {adj} :: able to be gone through: passable, accessible
βατός {adj} [figuratively] :: easy [requiring little effort or skill]
βατραχάνθρωπος {m} :: frogman
βατράχι {n} :: diminutive of βάτραχος: froglet
βατραχοπέδιλο {n} :: swim fin, flipper
βατραχοπόδαρο {n} :: (literally) frog leg
βατραχοπόδαρο {n} :: (commonly) each one of frog legs
βάτραχος {m} :: frog
βατραχοφάγος {adj} :: frog eating
Βαυαρία {prop} {f} :: Bavaria (largest state of Germany)
βαφή {f} :: dyeing
βαφή {f} :: dye
βάφλα {f} [food] :: waffle
βαφλιέρα {f} :: waffle iron (cooking appliance used to make waffles)
βάφομαι {v} :: I am painted, dyed
βαφτίζω {v} :: alternative form of βαπτίζω
βαφτισιμιά {m} :: goddaughter
βαφτισιμιός {m} :: godson, godchild
βάφτισμα {n} :: alternative spelling of βάπτισμα
βαφτιστικός {adj} :: alternative form of βαπτιστικός
βάφω {v} :: paint [house, door, etc]
βάφω {v} :: put on makeup [nail varnish, lipstick, etc]
βάφω {v} :: dye
βάφω {v} [figuratively, colloquial] :: to be in trouble having made a mistake
ΒΒΔ {n} :: βόρεια-βορειοδυτικά (NNW, north-northwest)
βγάζοντας {v} :: participle of βγάζω: taking off, taking
βγάζω {v} :: take off, remove
βγάζω {v} :: take out, remove
βγάζω {v} :: eject, kick out
βγάζω {v} :: produce
βγάζω {v} :: earn
βγάζω {v} :: devise, contrive
βγάζω {v} [liquids] :: appear, flow
βγάζω {v} [judicial] :: conclude
βγάζω άκρη {v} :: connect the dots
βγάζω άκρη {v} [figuratively] :: make sense out of something
βγάζω γλώσσα {v} :: See: el βγάζω γλώσσα
βγάζω γλώσσα {v} [idiom] :: mouth off, shoot one's mouth off (to talk impudently or insolently)
βγαίνω {v} :: go out, come out, exit
βγαίνω {v} :: come up, rise
βγαίνω {v} :: [plants, etc] germinate, shoot
ΒΔ {adj} :: initialism of βορειοδυτικός
βδέλλα {f} :: leech
βδέλλα {f} [figuratively] :: sticker
βδέλλα {f} [figuratively] :: leech, parasite
βδελλιάζω {v} :: alternative form of αβδελλιάζω
βδέλυγμα {n} :: abomination
βέβαια {adv} :: certainly, of course
βέβαια {interj} :: really [used ironically]
βέβαιος {adj} :: sure, certain
βεβαιότερα {adj} :: no vocative and nominative plural form of βεβαιότερος
βεβαιότεροι {adj} :: masculine vocative and nominative plural form of βεβαιότερος
βεβαιότητα {f} :: certainty
βεβαιώνομαι {v} :: make sure
βεβαιώνω {v} :: confirm, assure
βεβαίως {adv} :: certainly, of course
βεβαίωση {f} :: confirmation, certificate
βεβαιωτ. {adj} :: abbreviation of βεβαιωτικός affirmative, positive
βεβαιωτικός {adj} :: affirmative, positive
βέβηλος {adj} :: profane [one who treats sacred things with contempt, disrespect, irreverence, or scorn]
βεβιασμένος {v} :: hurried, rushed
βεγγαλικό {n} :: sparker (hand-held firework that emits sparks)
βεγγέρα {f} :: α celebratory evening with food, drink and friends
βεγκέρα {f} :: alternative form of βεγγέρα
βελανίδι {n} :: acorn (fruit of the oak tree)
βελανιδιά {f} :: oak tree
Βέλγα {f} :: Belgian (a person from Belgium)
Βελγίδα {f} :: Belgian (a person from Belgium)
βελγικός {adj} :: Belgian (relating to Belgium or its people)
Βέλγιο {prop} {n} :: Βέλγιο (country)
Βέλγος {m} :: Belgian (a person from Belgium)
Βελεστίνο {prop} {n} :: Βελεστίνο (city)
Βελιγράδι {prop} {n} :: Βελιγράδι (capital city)
Βελισσάριος {prop} {m} :: given name
βελόνα {f} :: needle [for sewing, knitting etc]
βελόνα {f} :: hypodermic needle [for medical injections]
βελόνα {f} :: needle, pointer, hand [on dial etc]
βελόνα {f} :: stylus, needle [for record player, gramophone, etc]
βελόνα {f} :: pine needle
βελόνη {f} :: alternative form of βελόνα
βελόνι {n} :: small needle
βελονιά {f} :: stitch
βελονιά {f} [figuratively] :: pinprick,
βελονισμός {m} [medicine] :: acupuncture
βελονόουρη περιστερόκοτα {f} :: pin-tailed sandgrouse [Pterocles alchata]
βελονόουρος {adj} [ornithology] :: pin-tailed
Βέλος {prop} {n} [astronomy] :: Sagitta (a constellation)
βέλος {n} :: arrow, dart, (arrow) shaft
βέλος {n} :: cursor, pointer
βελτιώνομαι {v} :: improve, get better
βελτιώνομαι {v} :: better oneself
βελτιώνω {v} :: improve, enhance, better
βέμπερ {n} [electricity, physics] :: weber (SI unit of magnetic flux)
Βενδικός {adj} :: Pertaining to the Wendish people or culture
Βενδικός {adj} :: Relating to the Sorbian Languages
Βενέδικτος {prop} {m} :: given name
Βενεζουέλα {prop} {f} :: Βενεζουέλα (country)
Βενεζουελανή {f} :: Venezuelan (a person from Venezuela)
Βενεζουελανός {m} :: Venezuelan (a person from Venezuela)
βενεζουελανός {adj} :: Venezuelan (relating to Venezuela or its people)
βενετ. {adj} :: abbreviation of βενετικός Venetian
βενετ. {np} :: abbreviation of βενετικά Venetian [language]
Βενετή {f} :: Venetian (a person from Venice)
Βενετία {prop} {f} :: Venice [city and historical city state]
Βενετιά {prop} {f} :: alternative form of Βενετία
βενετικά {np} :: Venetian (the historical language of the Venice city state)
βενετικός {adj} :: Venetian (relating to Venice or its people or historical language)
Βενετός {m} :: Venetian (a person from Venice)
βενετσιάνικος {adj} :: Venetian [relating to Venice]
Βενετσιάνος {m} :: Venetian (inhabitant of Venice)
Βενετσιάνος {prop} {m} :: a male surname
βενζεναμίνη {f} [organic compound] :: Alternative name for ανιλίνη
βενζίνα {f} :: alternative form of βενζίνη
βενζινάδικο {n} :: gas station, filling station, petrol station, garage [where cars, etc are refuelled]
βενζίνη {f} :: petroleum, petrol [UK], gas [US], gasoline [US]
βενζοΐνη {f} [chemistry, pharma] :: benzoin
βενζόλιο {n} [organic compound] :: benzene
Βενιαμίν {prop} {m} :: Benjamin
Βενιζέλος {prop} {m} :: Venizelos, a male surname
βεντούζα {f} :: plunger [used by plumbers]
βεντούζα {f} :: suction cup, sucker [of a flexible material]
βεντούζα {f} [biology] :: sucker [found on octopuses, leeches, lamphrey, etc]
βεντούζα {f} [medical, dated] :: cup used in fire cupping
Βέρα {prop} {f} :: given name, Vera
βέρα {f} :: wedding ring
βέρα {f} [by extension, figuratively] :: wedding
βέρα {f} :: engagement ring
βέρα {f} [by extension, figuratively] :: engagement
βερβερίτσα {f} [dialect] :: squirrel
βερικοκιά {f} :: apricot tree
βερίκοκο {n} :: apricot
Βερμούδες {prop} {fp} :: Bermuda
βερμούτ {n} :: vermouth
βερνίκι {n} :: varnish, polish
βερνίκι {n} [figuratively] :: varnish [often hiding the unpleasant truth]
βερνίκωμα {n} :: varnishing, polishing, shining [the process of varnishing, etc]
βερνικώνω {v} :: varnish, polish
Βέροια {prop} {f} :: Βέροια (city/regional capital)
Βερολίνο {prop} {n} :: Βερολίνο (caplc)
βερύκοκο {n} :: alternative form of βερίκοκο
βέσπα {f} :: motor scooter
βετεράνος {m} :: veteran, old hand
Βήμα {prop} {n} :: the Tribune [a Greek national newspaper published on Sundays]
βήμα {n} :: step, pace (an advance or movement made from one foot to the other)
βήμα {n} :: bema, tribune, platform (a raised platform from which speakers addressed an assembly, a place or opportunity to express one's opinion)
βηρύλλιο {n} [chemistry] :: beryllium
βήρυλλος {f} :: beryl
Βηρυτός {prop} {m} :: Βηρυτός (capital)
Βησιγότθος {m} :: Visigoth
βήτα {n} :: beta, the second letter of the modern Greek alphabet
βήτα {n} :: second rate
βήχας {m} :: cough
βήχω {v} :: cough
βία {f} :: violence
βία {f} :: force
βία {f} :: bustle, rush
βιάζομαι {v} :: I am forced
βιάζομαι {v} :: I am raped
βιάζομαι {v} :: hurry, be in a hurry
βιάζω {vt} :: force, pressure
βιάζω {vt} :: rape, violate, ravish (to force sexual intercourse or other sexual activity without consent)
βιάζω {v} [figuratively] :: rape (to plunder, to destroy or despoil)
βιάζω {vt} :: urge on, rush, hurry
βίαιος {adj} :: violent
βίασα {v} :: "I forced; I raped" (see Etymology 1)
βίασα {v} :: "I rushed" (see Etymology 2)
βιασμένος {v} :: raped, forced
βιασμός {m} :: rape
βιαστής {m} :: rapist, raper
βιαστικός {adj} :: hurried
-βιβάζω {v} :: put, cause to go
βιβλιαράκι {n} :: diminutive of βιβλίο: booklet
βιβλιάριο {n} :: booklet [usually recorded entries]
βιβλιάριο {n} :: carnet, passbook
βιβλιάριο καταθέσεων {n} :: bank passbook
βιβλίο {n} :: book
βιβλιογραφία {f} :: bibliography
βιβλιοδεσία {f} :: bookbinding
βιβλιοδετείο {n} :: bookbindery, bindery
βιβλιοδέτης {mf} :: bookbinder
βιβλιοδετική {f} :: bookbinding [the craft]
βιβλιοδετώ {v} :: bind a book, bind books
βιβλιοθηκάριος {mf} :: librarian
βιβλιοθήκη {f} :: library
βιβλιοθήκη {f} :: bookcase
βιβλιοπωλείο {n} :: bookshop, bookstore
βιβλιοπώλης {m} :: a bookseller
βιβλιόφιλος {m} :: a bibliophile
Βίβλος {prop} {f} [religion] :: Bible
βίδα {f} :: screw [threaded fastener]
βίδα {f} [figuratively] :: odd or peculiar person
βίδρα {f} :: otter
βιδώνω {v} :: screw, screw in
βιδώνω {v} :: bolt
βιδωτός {adj} [carpentry] :: screwed, screwed in, fastened with a screw
βιδωτός {adj} [engineering] :: bolted, bolted on, fixed with a bolt
Βιενέζα {f} :: alternative form of Βιεννέζα
Βιενέζος {m} :: alternative form of Βιεννέζος
Βιένη {prop} {f} :: alternative form of Βιέννη (Vienna)
Βιεννέζα {f} :: Viennese (a person from Vienna)
Βιεννέζος {m} :: Viennese (a person from Vienna)
Βιεννέζος {m} [as an adjective describing a person] :: Viennese
Βιέννη {prop} {f} :: Βιέννη (capital city)
Βιετνάμ {prop} {n} :: Vietnam
βίζα {f} :: visa (permit)
βίζιτα {f} [dated] :: visit, house call [a professional or friendly one]
βίζιτα {f} [pejorative, by extension] :: A house call by a prostitute
βίζιτα {f} [by extension] :: A prostitute which does house calls
βιζόν {n} :: mink
Βιθυνός {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] :: given name
βίκι {n} [computing] :: wiki [collaborative website]
Βικιλεξικό {prop} {n} :: Wiktionary
Βικιπαίδεια {prop} {f} :: Wikipedia
Βικτώρια {prop} {f} :: Victoria (Australian state)
Βίκυ {prop} {f} [colloquial, familiar] :: given name
Βίλνιους {prop} {f} :: Βίλνιους (capital)
βίντεο {n} [television, etc] :: video [TV recording: method, instrument and process]
βιντεοκάμερα {f} [film] :: videocamera, movie camera
βιντεοπαιχνίδι {f} [technology] :: video game
βιογεωχημικός {mf} :: biogeochemist
βιογραφία {f} :: biography (book relating a person's life story)
βιογραφικός {adj} :: biographical, biographic
βιογραφικό σημείωμα {n} :: curriculum vitae, CV [UK]; résumé [US]
βιοκαύσιμο {n} :: biofuel
βιολ. {f} :: abbreviation of βιολογία biology
βιόλα {f} [musical instruments] :: viola
βιολέτα {f} :: violet [plant or flower]
βιολετής {adj} :: violet, purple
βιολετής {adj} [as a noun] :: violet, purple
βιολετί {adj} [color] :: violet, purple
βιολετί {adj} [as a noun] :: violet, purple
βιολί {n} [musical instruments] :: violin
βιολιστής {m} :: violinist
βιολίστρια {f} [music] :: violinist
βιολογία {f} [science, biology] :: biology (science of living matter)
βιολογικός {adj} :: biological
βιολογικός {adj} [food] :: organic
βιολόγος {mf} :: biologist
βιολονίστας {m} :: violinist
βιολονίστρια {f} [music] :: violinist
βιολοντσέλο {n} [musical instruments] :: cello, violoncello
βιομηχ. {f} :: abbreviation of βιομηχανία industry
βιομηχανία {f} :: industry
βιομηχανία {f} :: plant, industrial buildings
βιομηχανικός {adj} :: industrial, industrialised, mass-produced
βιομήχανος {mf} :: industrialist
βιος {n} [colloquial] :: personal wealth and possessions
βίος {m} :: life
βίος {m} :: lifespan
βίος {m} :: quality of life
βίος {m} :: biography, life story
βιόσφαιρα {f} :: biosphere
βιοτέχνης {m} :: craftsman, artisan, tradesman
βιοτεχνία {f} :: small or family industry, handicraft, artisanship
βιοφυσική {f} [science] :: biophysics
βιοχημ. {f} :: abbreviation of βιοχημεία biochemistry
βιοχημεία {f} [science, biology] :: biochemistry (biological chemistry)
βιοχημικός {mf} :: biochemist
ΒΙΠΕΡ {n} :: alternative form of βίπερ
βίπερ {n} [colloquial] :: acronym of βιβλίο and περιπτέρου paperback [UK], softback [US]. [Chiefly crime and romance novels bought in kiosks]
βιπεράκι {n} :: diminutive of βίπερ
Βιρμανία {prop} {f} :: Burma
βισμούθιο {n} [chemistry] :: bismuth
βίσονας {m} :: bison
Βιστούλας {prop} {m} :: Vistula (Polish river)
βίσωνας {m} :: alternative form of βίσονας
βιταμίνη {f} :: vitamin
βιτρίνα {f} :: shop window
βιτρίνα {f} :: showcase, display cabinet
βιτρίνα {f} [figuratively] :: showcase [event carefully arranged to give good impression]
βίτσιο {n} :: vice (bad habit)
βίτσιο {n} [slang, more specifically] :: fetish (sexual attraction to or arousal at something considered unnatural)
βίτσιο {n} [figuratively] :: obsession, fetish (irrational or abnormal fixation or preoccupation)
βιώσιμος {adj} :: viable
βιωσιμότητα {f} :: sustainability, viability
βλαβερός {adj} :: harmful, damaging, deleterious
βλάβη {f} :: damage, detriment, harm
Βλαδιβοστόκ {prop} {n} :: Βλαδιβοστόκ (city)
Βλαδίμηρος {prop} {m} :: Vladimir (male given name)
βλάκας {m} [psychiatry, dated] :: person with moderate learning difficulties
βλάκας {m} :: idiot, moron, imbecile
βλακεία {f} [psychiatry, dated] :: learning difficulties, mental retardation [of a moderate degree]
βλακεία {f} [by extension] :: nonsense, stupidity, idiocy, rubbish (something foolish)
βλάμης {m} :: companion, frend, fraternizer
βλάμης {m} :: lover , loving
βλάμης {m} :: best man
βλαμμένος {v} [colloquial, derogatory, offensive, dated] :: stupid, retarded
βλαμμένος {v} [colloquial, derogatory, offensive] :: mentally deranged, psychologically unbalanced
βλαμμένος {v} [colloquial, derogatory, offensive, figuratively] :: irritating person (also substantivized)
βλαμμένος {v} [literal] :: meaning of the participle: one who has been damaged
Βλαντίμιρ {prop} {n} :: Βλαντίμιρ (city)
βλαξ {m} :: alternative form of βλάκας (idiot, blockhead)
βλάπτει {v} [impersonal] :: it hurts
βλάπτω {vt} :: damage, harm
βλάπτω {vt} :: cause damage [especially to health]
βλασταίνω {v} :: sprout, bud
βλαστάνω {v} :: alternative form of βλασταίνω
βλαστήμια {f} :: oath, swear word
βλαστήμια {f} :: blasphemy
βλαστοκύτταρο {n} [biology, cytology] :: stem cell
βλαστός {m} :: shoot, sprout [of plant]
βλαστός {m} :: scion (plant shoot detached during grafting)
βλαστός {m} [figuratively] :: scion (child or descendant)
βλασφήμια {f} :: alternative form of βλαστήμια
βλασφημία {f} :: blasphemy
βλάττη {f} [scientific name] :: cockroach
βλάφτει {v} [impersonal] :: it hurts
βλάφτομαι {v} :: alternative form of βλάπτομαι
βλάφτω {v} [colloquial] :: alternative form of βλάπτω
Βλάχος {m} :: Vlach (male speaker of the Vlach language)
Βλάχος {m} :: Wallachian
Βλάχος {m} :: a surname deriving from the above
βλάχος {m} :: alternative form of Βλάχος
βλάχος {m} :: wandering shepherd
βλάχος {m} [by extension] :: yokel, bumpkin
βλέμμα {n} :: glance, stare, look
βλέννα {f} :: mucus
βλέννα {f} :: snot [colloquial]
βλέπομαι {v} :: be seen
βλέπομαι {v} :: meet with, meet up with (see one another.)
βλέπομαι {v} [colloquial] :: be tolerable, be presentable, be acceptable, be bearable (in terms of appearance or content; said of people, films, etc)
βλέποντας {v} :: Present participle of βλέπω: seeing, observing
βλέπω {v} [most senses] :: see, watch, look at
βλέπω {vt} :: consider, think of, see (give an assessment or opinion)
βλέπω {vt} :: scrutinise, look into (examine in more detail)
βλέπω {vt} [medicine] :: examine (of a doctor)
βλέπω {vt} [of inanimate things] :: face, overlook (look out onto, as in a view)
βλέπω τον Χριστό φαντάρο {phrase} [idiom, colloquial, humorous, usually in past tense] :: reel, see stars (to be delirious, especially as a result of injury or shock)
βλέπω το φως {v} :: See: el βλέπω το φως
βλέπω το φως {v} [figuratively] :: see the light of day, see the light (to appear or to be realised)
βλεφαρίδα {f} [anatomy] :: eyelash
βλεφαρίδα {f} [zoology] :: cilium
βλέφαρο {n} :: eyelid
βλήμα {n} :: projectile, missile, shell (anything fired at a target)
βλήμα {n} [colloquial] :: fool, dimwit
βλ.λ. {phrase} [imperative] :: abbreviation of βλέπε λέξη q.v., see word
βλογιά {f} [colloquial] :: smallpox
βογγάω {v} :: moan, whine [loudly, with pain]
βογγάω {v} [figuratively] :: whine
βογγώ {v} :: alternative form of βογγάω
βογκάω {v} :: alternative form of βογγάω
βογκώ {v} :: alternative form of βογγάω
βόδι {n} :: ox
βόδι {n} [figuratively] :: oaf, lout
βοδινό {n} :: beef (meat of cattle)
βοδινός {adj} :: bovine, beef
βοηθάω {v} :: help, aid
βοηθάω {v} :: contribute to/towards
βοήθεια {f} :: help, aid, succour
βοήθεια {interj} :: help
βοηθημένος {v} :: assisted, helped
βοηθητικός {adj} :: ancillary
βοηθητικός {adj} :: helpful, assistant
βοηθητικός {adj} :: auxiliary
βοηθητικός {adj} :: collateral
βοηθός {mf} :: helper, assistant
βόθρος {m} :: cesspool, cesspit, septic tank
βόιδι {n} :: alternative form of βόδι
βοϊδινός {adj} :: alternative form of βοδινός
Βοιωτία {prop} {f} :: Boeotia [a nome in Greece and state in the ancient country]
βοιωτικός {adj} :: Boeotian
βολβός {m} :: bulb (daffodil, crocus, etc)
βολβός {m} :: bulb (swollen root of these plants)
Βολιβία {prop} {f} :: Βολιβία (country)
Βολιβιανή {f} :: Bolivian (a person from Bolivia)
Βολιβιανός {m} :: Bolivian (a person from Bolivia)
βολιβιανός {adj} :: Bolivian (relating to Bolivia or its people)
βολίδα {f} :: bolide
βολίδα {f} [astronomy] :: meteor
βολίδα {f} :: fireball
βολίδα {f} [nautical] :: lead, plumb [for measuring depth]
βολιδοσκοπώ {v} [nautical] :: sound, plumb, measure the depth of
βολιδοσκοπώ {v} :: sound out, enquire, investigate
βολικά {adv} :: comfortably, conveniently
βολικός {adj} :: handy, convenient
βολικός {adj} :: comfortable
Βόλος {prop} {m} :: Volos (port city in Thessaly, Greece, and the capital of the regional unit of Magnesia)
βόλος {m} :: alternative form of βώλος
βολτ {n} [physics, electricity] :: volt
βόλτα {f} :: turn
βόλτα {f} :: walk, stroll, drive, ride
βόλτα {f} [engineering] :: thread (of screw or bolt)
βολφράμιο {n} [chemistry] :: tungsten, wolfram
βόμβα {f} [military] :: bomb
Βομβάη {prop} [rare] :: Βομβάη (megacity/capital)
βόμβα μολότοφ {f} :: Molotov cocktail
βόμβα μολότωφ {f} :: alternative form of βόμβα μολότοφ
βομβάρδα {f} :: alternative form of μπομπάρδα
βομβαρδίζω {n} :: bomb, bombard
βομβαρδιστικό {n} :: bomber (military aircraft designed to drop bombs)
βομβαρδιστικός {adj} :: related to bombs, bombers and bombing
βόμβα υδρογόνου {f} [military] :: hydrogen bomb
βομβιστής {m} :: bomber (person who uses or makes bombs)
βομβίστρια {f} :: bomber, bomb maker
βόμβος {m} :: bumblebee
βόμβος {m} :: buzzing, humming [sound]
βόμβος {m} [medical] :: tinnitus
βοοειδή {np} :: cattle (horned, ruminant animals collectively)
βόρ. {adj} :: abbreviation of βόρειος northern, northerly
βόρ. {m} :: abbreviation of βορράς north
βορβόλακας {m} :: alternative form of βρικόλακας
Βορέας {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] :: the god of the North Wind
Βόρεια Αμερική {prop} {f} :: North America
βόρεια-βορειοανατολικά {np} :: north-northeast
βόρεια-βορειοδυτικά {np} :: north-northwest
Βόρεια Επικράτεια {prop} {f} :: Northern Territory (Australian state)
Βόρεια Ευρώπη {prop} {f} :: Northern Europe
Βόρεια Ιρλανδία {prop} {f} [country] :: Northern Ireland
Βόρεια Κορέα {prop} {f} :: North Korea
Βόρεια Μακεδονία {prop} {f} :: Northern Macedonia
Βόρεια Μακεδονία {prop} {f} :: previously the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
Βόρεια Μακεδονία {prop} {f} :: formally the Republic of Northern Macedonia
Βορειοαμερικανίδα {f} :: North American (a person from North America)
βορειοαμερικανικός {adj} :: North American
Βορειοαμερικανός {m} :: North American (a person from North America)
βορειοανατολικά {np} :: northeast
βορειοανατολικά {adv} :: northeast
βορειοανατολικός {adj} :: northeast, northeasterly
βορειοανατολικώς {adv} :: northeast
βορειοδυτικά {np} :: northwest
βορειοδυτικά {adv} :: northwest
βορειοδυτικός {adj} :: northwest, northwesterly, northwestwards, northwestern
βορειοδυτικώς {adv} :: northwest
βόρειος {adj} :: north, northerly (toward the north, from the north)
βόρειος {m} :: northerner
Βόρειος Ιρλανδία {prop} {f} :: alternative form of Βόρεια Ιρλανδία
Βόρειος Πόλος {m} [geography] :: the North Pole
Βόρειος Στέφανος {prop} {m} [astronomy] :: Corona Borealis
βοριάς {m} :: north wind
βοριάς {m} :: north
βοριάς {m} :: cold weather
βόριο {n} [chemistry] :: boron
βορράς {m} :: north
Βορρέας {prop} {m} :: alternative form of Βορέας
βοσκάω {vt} :: graze
βοσκή {f} :: natural pasture and grassland
βοσκή {f} :: vegetation growing there
βοσκοπούλα {f} :: young shepherd girl
βοσκόπουλο {n} :: young shepherd boy
βοσκός {m} :: shepherd
βοσκοτόπι {m} [colloquial, farming] :: pasture, pasturage, pastureland, meadow
βοσκότοπος {m} [farming] :: pasture, pastureland, meadow
βόσκω {vt} :: graze
βοσκώ {v} :: alternative form of βοσκάω graze
Βόσνια {f} :: Bosnian (a person from Bosnia)
Βοσνία {prop} {f} :: Bosnia
Βοσνία-Ερζεγοβίνη {prop} {f} :: Bosnia-Herzegovina
βοσνιακά {np} :: Bosnian (one of the languages of Bosnia and its people)
Βοσνία και Ερζεγοβίνη {prop} {f} :: Βοσνία και Ερζεγοβίνη (country)
βοσνιακός {adj} :: Bosnian (relating to Bosnia or its people)
Βόσνιος {m} :: Bosnian (a person from Bosnia)
βοτ. {f} :: abbreviation of βοτανική botany
βοταν. {f} :: abbreviation of βοτανική botany
βοτάνι {n} :: alternative form of βότανο
βοτανική {f} [science, biology] :: botany
βοτανικός {adj} :: botanical
βότανο {n} [cooking] :: herb
βότανο {n} [botany] :: flower, plant
βοτανολόγος {mf} :: botanist
βότκα {f} :: vodka
βουβάλα {f} :: female buffalo, cow buffalo
βουβάλα {f} [figuratively, derogatory] :: fat clumsy woman
βουβάλι {n} :: buffalo
βουβάλι {n} [figuratively] :: oaf, clumsy person
βούβαλος {m} :: buffalo, male or bull buffalo
βουβουζέλα {f} [musical instruments] :: vuvuzela
βουβώνας {m} [anatomy] :: groin [depression between thigh and abdomen]
Βουδαπέστη {prop} {f} :: Βουδαπέστη (capital city)
Βούδας {prop} {m} [Buddhism] :: Buddha (title of founder of Buddhism)
βουκαμβίλια {f} :: alternative form of μπουκαμβίλια
Βουκόλος {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] :: given name
Βουκουρέστι {prop} {f} :: Βουκουρέστι (capital city)
Βούλα {prop} {f} :: given name
Βούλα {prop} {f} :: given name
Βούλα {prop} {f} :: given name
Βούλα {prop} {f} :: Voula, municipality, now a suburb of Athens
βούλα {f} :: seal (stamp and its impression used to seal envelopes and authenticate documents)
βούλα {f} :: dimple [in chin, etc]
βούλα {f} :: (papal) bull
Βουλγάρα {f} :: Bulgarian (a person from Bulgaria)
Βουλγαρία {prop} {f} :: Βουλγαρία (country)
Βουλγαρικά {np} :: alternative case form of βουλγαρικά
βουλγαρικά {np} :: Bulgarian (the language of Bulgaria and its people)
βουλγαρικός {adj} :: Bulgarian (relating to Bulgaria or its people or language)
Βούλγαρος {m} :: Bulgarian (a person from Bulgaria)
βουλευτής {mf} :: member of Parliament
βουλευτής {mf} :: deputy
βουλευτής {mf} :: congressman, assemblyman
βουλευτής {mf} :: congresswoman, assemblywoman
βουλευτίνα {f} :: member of Parliament
βουλευτίνα {f} :: deputy
βουλευτίνα {f} :: congresswoman, assemblywoman
Βουλή {prop} {f} [government, politics] :: Parliament (proper noun form of βουλή)
βουλή {f} :: parliament
βουλή {f} :: Congress
βούληση {f} :: will, volition
βουλιάζω {v} :: sink, bring down
βουλιάζω {v} :: dent (e.g. of cars)
βουλκανιζατέρ {n} :: tyre/tire repair shop
βουλκανισμός {m} :: vulcanisation, vulcanization
βουλκανισμός {m} [colloquially] :: retread tyres
βουλκανίτης {m} :: vulcanite, vulcanised rubber
βουλκανίτης {m} :: ebonite
βουλοκέρι {n} :: sealing wax
βουλώνω {v} [nautical] :: caulk
βουνίσιος {adj} :: mountainous
βουνό {n} :: mountain
βουνό {n} :: mountainous countryside
βουνό {n} [figuratively] :: heavy workload, mountain of work
βουνοκορφή {n} :: summit, mountaintop, peak
βουνοσειρά {f} [geography] :: mountain range, mountain chain, sierra, ridge
βουρβόλακας {m} :: alternative form of βρικόλακας
βουρβούλακας {m} :: alternative form of βρικόλακας
βουρκόλακας {m} :: alternative form of βρικόλακας
βούρλο {n} [botany] :: rush [aquatic plant]
βούρλο {n} [figuratively] :: stupid, fool
βούρτσα {f} :: broom, brush [for cleaning and sweeping]
βούρτσα {f} :: paintbrush
βούρτσα {f} :: hairbrush
βουτάω {vi} :: sink, dive, immerse, plunge
βουτάω {vt} :: grab, collar
βουτάω {vt} :: dunk
βούτημα {n} :: bakery product [biscuit, pretzel, etc] usually eaten with coffee, tea, etc often by dipping or dunking
βουτιά {f} :: dip, swim
βουτιά {f} :: dive
βουτιά {f} [figuratively] :: dive, dip [large, sudden decrease to prices, etc]
βούτυρο {n} :: butter
βουτυρόγαλα {n} :: buttermilk
βουτυροκομία {f} :: butter production
βουτυρωμένος {v} :: buttered
βουτυρώνω {v} :: butter (treated or coated with butter)
βουτώ {v} :: alternative form of βουτάω
Β΄ Παγκόσμιος Πόλεμος {prop} {m} [history] :: World War II
Β' Παραλειπομένων {n} :: 2 Chronicles [book in the Bible]
βραβείο {n} :: prize, award
βραδάκι {n} :: diminutive of βράδυ
βραδέως {adv} [formal] :: slowly
βραδιά {f} :: evening
βραδιά {f} :: night
βραδινή {f} :: evening performance
βραδινό {n} :: evening meal, dinner, supper
βραδινός {adj} :: of the evening or night
βραδυ- {prefix} :: added before a noun, adjective or verb to create words that indicates something that is slow or sluggish:
βραδυ- {prefix} [medicine] :: added before a noun, adjective or verb to create words that indicates something that is too slow or in distress; brady-:
βράδυ {adv} :: at night, by night, nightly
βράδυ {n} :: evening (period between sunset and full dark)
βράδυ {n} [by extension] :: night, evening (period between sunset and sunrise)
βραδύ- {prefix} :: alternative form of βραδυ-
βραδύπους {m} :: sloth [South American mammal]
Βραζιλία {prop} {f} :: Βραζιλία (country)
Βραζιλιάνα {f} :: Brazilian (a person from Brazil)
βραζιλιάνικος {adj} :: Brazilian (relating to Brazil or its people)
Βραζιλιάνος {m} :: Brazilian (a person from Brazil)
βράζομαι {v} :: to be boiled
βράζω {vt} :: boil
βράζω {vi} :: boil, to be very hot
βράζω {vi} [figurative, idiomatic] :: I am furious, I am worked up (expressions)
βράκα {f} :: vraka, breeches [local folk costume: baggy breeches worn in the Balkans]
βράκα {f} [colloquial, humorous] :: bloomers, large underpants
βρακί {n} :: briefs, panties, knickers [female underclothing]
βρακί {n} :: underpants [male underclothing]
βρακί {n} :: trousers [chiefly male clothing]
βρακοφόρος {adj} :: wearing breeches, breeched
βρασμός {m} :: boiling, fermentation
βρασμός {m} [figuratively] :: turmoil
βραστήρας {m} :: kettle, teakettle (vessel with a spout for boiling water)
βραστός {adj} :: boiled
βραστός {adj} :: boiling, hot
βράχια {n} :: rocks, rocky coast
βραχιόλι {n} :: bracelet
βραχίονας {m} [anatomy] :: upper arm
βραχίονας {m} :: the muscles of the upper arm
βραχιόνιο οστό {n} [anatomy] :: humerus, funny bone
βραχνιάζω {v} :: become hoarse, get hoarse
βραχοκιρκίνεζο {n} :: kestrel [bird of prey]
βράχος {m} :: rock, cliff
βράχος {m} :: large stone
βράχος {m} [figuratively] :: rock (stable person)
βραχυ- {prefix} :: added before a noun, adjective or verb to create words that indicates something that is small, brachy-:
βραχυ- {prefix} :: added before a noun, adjective or verb to create words that indicates something that is short in duration:
βραχύ- {prefix} :: alternative form of βραχυ-
βραχυκύκλωμα {n} [electricity] :: short circuit
βραχυκυκλώνομαι {v} :: be short circuited
βραχυκυκλώνω {v} [electricity] :: short circuit
βραχυπρόθεσμος {adj} :: short-term
βραχύχρονος {adj} [phonetics, phonology] :: short (of a vowel, of a sound)
Βραχώδη Όρη {prop} {np} :: Rocky Mountains (mountain range in the west of the United States and Canada)
βραχώδης {adj} :: rocky, craggy (filled with rocks)
βρε {interj} [colloquial, colloquial] :: hey, eh, dude [a sort of vocative familiar call to a friend or acquaintance]
βρε {interj} [colloquial, colloquial, offensive] :: hey, oi, you [a sort of vocative familiar call to strangers and unfamiliar people to deliberately offend]
βρε {interj} [colloquial, colloquial] :: jeez, gosh, yikes, my, what [expressing surprise or bewilderment]
βρεγμένος {v} :: wet
βρεμένος {v} :: alternative form of βρεγμένος
Βρετάνη {prop} {f} :: Brittany (region of North West France)
Βρετανή {f} :: British woman (a person from Britain)
Βρετανία {prop} {f} :: Britain [the island comprising: England, Scotland and Wales]
Βρετανία {prop} {f} [loosely] :: Great Britain, United Kingdom
Βρετανικά Νησιά {prop} {np} :: the British Isles
Βρετανικές Παρθένοι Νήσοι {prop} {fp} :: British Virgin Islands
βρετανικός {adj} :: British, Britannic
Βρετάννη {prop} {f} :: alternative form of Βρετάνη
Βρεταννή {f} :: obsolete spelling of Βρετανή
Βρεταννία {prop} {f} :: obsolete spelling of Βρετανία
Βρεταννός {m} :: obsolete spelling of Βρετανός
Βρετανός {m} :: British man (a person from Britain)
Βρετονικά {np} :: alternative case form of βρετονικά
βρετονικά {np} :: Breton (the language of Brittany and its people)
βρετονικός {adj} :: Breton (relating to Brittany or its people or language)
Βρετόνος {m} :: a man from Brittany (region of North West France)
Βρεττανή {f} :: alternative form of Βρετανή
Βρεττανία {prop} {f} :: obsolete spelling of Βρετανία after Ancient Greek Βρεττᾰνῐ́ᾱ
Βρεττανός {m} :: obsolete spelling of Βρετανός
βρεφοκομείο {n} [medicine] :: foundling hospital (hospital and care facility for babies that have been abandoned by their mothers)
βρεφοκτονία {f} :: infanticide
βρέφος {n} :: baby, infant
βρέχει {v} [impersonal] :: "it rains"
βρέχει καρεκλοπόδαρα {phrase} :: to rain cats and dogs (to rain very heavily)
βρέχει με το τουλούμι {phrase} :: it's raining cats and dogs (to rain very heavily)
βρέχομαι {v} :: get wet
βρέχω {vti} :: wet, dampen
βρέχω {v} :: (+object): offer treat (usually a drink) for good luck for newly acquired goods
βρέχω {vt} :: send rain
βρέχω {vi} :: to rain [3rd person singulars are impersonal] βρέχει
βρίζω {vt} :: insult, call names, abuse, run down (to use offensive language against)
βρίζω {vi} :: swear, curse, cuss (use offensive language)
βρίκιον {n} :: brig, brigantine (two-masted sailing ship)
βρικόλακας {m} [mythology, folklore] :: vampire (the Greek folklore depiction, a dead person who rises from the grave at night and drinks the blood of the living)
βρικόλακας {m} [figuratively] :: unpleasant reminder, unpleasant remnant [of the past]
βρισιά {f} :: insult, abuse (form of speech against someone deliberately intended to be rude)
βρισιά {f} :: curse, oath, swear word, expletive (word considered taboo and impolite or offensive)
βρισίδι {n} :: slanging match (argument in which names are called)
βρισιές {n} :: abuse (verbal), insulting behaviour
βρίσιμο {n} :: alternative form of βρισιά
βρίσκομαι {v} :: be located, to find oneself somewhere
βρίσκομαι {v} :: be found, to be discovered
βρίσκομαι {v} :: meet, get together
βρίσκω {v} :: find, discover, locate
βρίσκω {v} :: (passive) see → βρίσκομαι
βρομάω {vti} :: smell (of), stink (of), reek (of) (to give off a bad odour)
βρομάω {vi} [colloquial] :: stink, be fishy (give an impression of dishonesty or untruth)
βρόμη {f} :: oat, oats (widely cultivated cereal grass, typically Avena sativa)
βρόμικα {adv} :: dirtily, filthily
βρόμικος {adj} :: dirty, filthy, unclean (covered with or containing dirt)
βρόμικος {adj} [figurative] :: dirty, filthy (corrupt, illegal or improper; obscene or indecent)
βρόμικος {adj} :: smelly, stinky, malodorous (giving off unpleasant odour)
βρόμιο {n} :: alternative form of βρώμιο
βρομο- {prefix} :: added before a noun, adjective or verb to create words that indicate something dirty or malodorous:
βρομο- {prefix} :: added before a noun, adjective or verb to create words that indicate something is figuratively dirty, vulgar or rude:
βρομο- {prefix} [colloquial, offensive] :: added before a noun, adjective or verb to create words that indicate something which causes great anger or discomfort on someone or someone who is very contemptible or hated:
βρομό- {prefix} :: alternative form of βρομο-
βρομοθήλυκο {n} [colloquial, offensive] :: dirty bitch, dirty slut (general abuse term for a female)
βρομόκαιρος {m} [colloquial] :: lousy weather (bad weather in general, rain etc)
βρομώ {vti} [formal] :: alternative form of βρομάω
βροντάω {v} :: rumble, thunder
βροντή {f} :: thunder, thunderclap
βρόντησα {v} :: alternative form of βρόντηξα
βροντοχτυπάω {vti} :: bang, clack, hit (make a loud and bothersome noise)
βροντοχτυπώ {v} :: alternative form of βροντοχτυπάω
βροντώ {v} :: rumble, thunder
βροχερός {adj} :: rainy, showery, wet
βροχή {f} :: rain, shower
βροχόνερο {n} :: rainwater (water sourced from rain)
βρόχος {m} :: loop
βρόχος {m} :: noose
βρυκόλακας {m} :: alternative form of βρικόλακας
Βρυξέλλες {prop} {fp} :: Βρυξέλλες (capital city)
βρύο {n} [botany] :: moss [member of the bryophytes]
βρυόφυτα {np} [botany] :: bryophyte, moss
βρύση {f} :: tap, faucet
βρύση {f} :: public water source
βρυχηθμός {m} :: roar, roaring [of lion, etc]
βρώμη {f} :: alternative form of βρόμη
βρώμικος {adj} :: dirty, filthy, polluted
βρώμικος {adj} :: obscene, sleazy
βρώμιο {n} [chemistry] :: bromine [halogen]
βρωμοθήλυκο {n} [colloquial, offensive] :: alternative form of βρομοθήλυκο
βρωμοκούναβο {n} :: polecat
βρώσιμος {adj} :: edible (that can be eaten without harm; suitable for consumption)
β' συνθ. {n} [linguistics] :: abbreviation of β' συνθετικό 2nd combining form
β' συνθετικό {n} [linguistics] :: 2nd combining form
βύδρα {f} :: alternative form of βίδρα
βυζαίνω {vt} :: suck, suckle, breastfeed
βυζαίνω {vi} :: suckle
βυζάκι {n} [colloquial, vulgar] :: diminutive of βυζί; titty
Βυζαντινή {f} :: Byzantine (a person from Byzantium)
Βυζαντινός {m} :: Byzantine (a person from Byzantium)
βυζαντινός {adj} :: Byzantine, pertaining to Byzantium
βυζάρα {f} [colloquial, vulgar] :: augmentative of βυζί; honkers, knockers
βυζί {n} [colloquial, vulgar] :: tit, boob (the breast)
βυθίζω {v} :: sink, submerge
βυθίζω {v} :: immerse, plunge, submerge
βυθίζω {v} [nautical] :: scuttle [deliberately sink your own ship]
βυθισμένος {v} :: submerged, sunken
βυθός {m} :: seabed, riverbed, bottom, ground
βυρσοδέψης {m} :: tanner (someone who converts hides into leather)
βυσσινής {adj} :: crimson, cherry red
βυσσινί {n} :: sour cherry [colour]
βυσσινιά {n} :: sour cherry tree, morello cherry tree
βύσσινο {n} [fruit] :: sour cherry, morello cherry
βώλος {m} :: marble (glass ball)
βωμός {m} [religion] :: altar
βωμός {m} :: place of religious ceremony or sacrifice
βωξίτης {m} [metallurgy, geology] :: bauxite