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Τ {letter} :: The upper case letter tau (ταυ), the 19th letter of the modern Greek alphabet
Τ {num} :: The number 300 in Greek numerals
Τ΄ {num} :: The Greek numeral representing the number three hundred (300); typically romanized as the Roman numeral CCC
τ. {n} :: abbreviation of τεμάχιο (piece)
τ. {n} :: abbreviation of τεύχος (issue)
τ. {n} :: abbreviation of τόμος (volume)
τ' {art} :: contraction of το (singular)
τ' {art} :: contraction of τα (plural)
τ {letter} :: The lower case letter tau (ταυ), the 19th letter of the modern Greek alphabet
τ΄ {num} [non-standard] :: alternative form of Τ΄
τα {pron} :: they [3rd person neuter plural, nominative]
τα {pron} :: them [3rd person neuter plural, accusative]
ταβάνι {n} [architecture] :: ceiling
ταβέρνα {n} :: taverna, cafe
τάβλι {n} [game] :: backgammon
ταγάρι {n} :: peasant's woollen shoulder bag
ταγάρι {n} :: shoulder bag, haversack, knapsack [often decorated]
ταγάρι {n} :: nosebag [for animals]
ταγάρι {n} :: betel bag
τάγμα {n} :: battalion (army unit)
τάγμα {n} :: religious order; a group living according to a set of rules
τάγμα {n} :: order of chivalry
ταγματάρχης {mf} [military] :: the rank of major in the British and US armies with the NATO grade OF-3
τάδε {pron} :: such-and-such, so-and-so
τα εκατό {n} :: alternative form of τοις εκατό
τα εν οίκω μη εν δήμω {proverb} [archaic, literary, set phrase] :: don't air your dirty linen in public (private matters should remain so)
Ταϊβάν {prop} {f} :: Taiwan
τάιγκα {f} [geography] :: taiga
Ταϊλάνδη {prop} {f} :: Ταϊλάνδη (country)
ταινία {f} :: film [UK], movie [US]
ταινία {f} :: ribbon, tape, band
ταινία {f} :: tape measure
ταινία {f} :: streak
ταινία {f} :: tapeworm
ταινιογραφία {f} :: filmography
ταίρι {n} :: partner, mate (the matching one of a pair)
ταίρι {n} :: partner, mate (one of an unmarried couple)
ταιριάζω {vti} :: match, go with, correspond with
τάκα-τάκα {adv} :: straight away
τα κουμπιά της Αλέξαινας {phrase} :: therein lies the rub (literally: "the buttons of Alexainas")
τακουνάκι {n} :: diminutive of τακούνι
τακουνάκι {n} :: low heel [of shoe]
τακούνι {n} :: heel [of shoe]
τακτ {n} :: tact
τακτικά {adv} :: regularly
τακτική {f} :: tactics
τακτικός {adj} :: usual, regular
τακτικός {adj} :: frequent, regular
τακτικός {adj} :: tactical
τακτικός {adj} [mathematics] :: ordinal
τακτισμός {m} [biology] :: taxis
ταλαιπωρημένος {v} :: miserable from hardships, wretched
ταλαιπωρία {f} :: hardship, suffering, trial (hard times)
ταλαιπωρία {f} [more generally] :: hassle, trouble, inconvenience
ταλαίπωρος {adj} :: poor, miserable, wretched (very sad, ill, or poor)
ταλαιπωρώ {v} :: trouble, bother, pester, beleaguer, worry, badger (to make suffer)
τάλαντο {n} [historical] :: talent (unit of weight and money used in ancient times in Greece, the Roman Empire, and the Middle East)
τάλαντο {n} [formal] :: talent (marked natural ability or skill)
ταλαντούχος {adj} :: talented, gifted
ταλάντωση {f} [physics] :: oscillation
τάλαρο {n} [colloquial] :: alternative form of τάλιρο
ταλέντο {n} :: talent (marked natural ability or skill)
ταλέντο {n} [figuratively] :: talent (talented person)
τάληρο {n} :: alternative form of τάλιρο
Ταλίν {prop} {n} :: Ταλίν (capital city)
τάλιρο {n} [colloquial, obsolete] :: A coin or banknote with a value of five drachmas
τάλιρο {n} [colloquial, by extension] :: A coin or banknote with a value of five of any other currency; fiver
τάλιρο {n} [colloquial, by extension, currently] :: The five euro banknote; fiver
τάλληρο {n} :: dated form of τάλιρο
Ταλλίν {prop} {n} :: alternative form of Ταλίν
τάμα {n} :: vow
τάμα {n} :: (esp. Eastern Orthodoxy) oblation, votive offering, ex-voto
ταμειακός {adj} :: cash, fiscal
ταμείο {n} :: cash desk, checkout, cashier's desk
ταμείο {n} :: box office, ticket office
Τάμεσης {prop} {m} :: Thames (major river in Great Britain that flows through London)
ταμίας {mf} :: cashier, teller, bursar, treasurer
ταμπάκης {m} :: tanner
Ταμπάσκο {prop} {n} :: Ταμπάσκο (state)
ταμπάσκο {n} :: Tabasco [sauce]
ταμπλό {n} [automotive] :: dashboard
ταμπλό {n} [basketball] :: backboard (board supporting basket)
ταμπλό {n} :: table
ταμπλώ {n} :: alternative form of ταμπλό
ταμπόν {n} :: tampon [for menstruation or wound treatment]
ταμπόν {n} :: ink-pad [for rubber stamps]
ταμπού {n} [anthropology] :: taboo
ταμπουράς {m} [musical instruments] :: tambura or tamburas, stringed musical instrument similar to a lute
ταμπουράς {m} :: a family of instruments similar to a lute
Τανάγρα {prop} {f} :: Τανάγρα (large town)
τανάλια {f} :: tongs, pliers, forceps, pincers (used for gripping/extraction)
Τανζανία {prop} {f} :: Tanzania
τανκ {n} [military] :: tank, armoured vehicle
ταντάλιο {n} [chemistry] :: tantalum
τάντεμ {n} :: tandem, bicycle for two
τάξη {f} :: class [set sharing attributes]
τάξη {f} [biology, taxonomy] :: order
ταξί {n} :: taxi
ταξιαρχία {f} [military] :: brigade
ταξίαρχος {mf} [military] :: an army rank with the NATO grade OF-6
ταξίαρχος {mf} :: brigadier in the British army
ταξίαρχος {mf} :: brigadier general in the US army
ταξίαρχος {mf} [military] :: an air force rank with the NATO grade OF-6
ταξίαρχος {mf} :: air commodore in the RAF
ταξίαρχος {mf} :: brigadier general in the USAF
ταξιδεύω {vi} :: travel, sail
ταξιδεύω {vt} :: transport
ταξίδι {n} :: trip, journey, voyage
ταξιδιωτική επιταγή {f} :: traveller's cheque [UK], traveler's check [US]
ταξιδιωτικός {adj} :: traveller's, relating to travel
ταξιθέτης {m} :: usher [male; in theatre, cinema etc]
ταξιθέτρια {m} :: usher, usherette [female; in cinema, theatre, etc]
ταξιτζής {m} [colloquial] :: taxi driver, cabdriver, cabbie (person who drives a taxicab)
ταξιτζού {f} [colloquial, female] :: taxi driver, cabdriver, cabbie (person who drives a taxicab)
ταξχος {mf} :: abbreviation of ταξίαρχος
ταπεινότητα {f} :: humility
ταπεινότητα {f} :: modesty
ταπεινώνομαι {v} :: be humbled, be humiliated
ταπεινώνω {v} :: humiliate, humble
ταπέτο {f} :: floor mat, rug
ταπετσαρία {f} :: wallpaper, other wall covering
ταπετσαρία {f} :: fabric used to cover furniture, upholstery
τάπητας {m} :: carpet [fabric floor covering]
τάπητας {m} [sports] :: sports ground
ταπητουργείο {m} :: carpet workshop or factory
ταπητουργία {f} :: carpet manufacture, carpet industry
ταπητουργός {m} :: carpetmaker
ταπιόκα {f} :: tapioca
τα προς το ζην {phrase} :: livelihood
ταράζω {v} :: agitate, trouble someone
ταράζω {v} :: disturb (of pain, stressful situation)
ταράζω {v} :: shake (e.g. a liquid)
ταραμάς {m} :: tarama (cured fish roe - most commonly: cod or carp)
ταραμοσαλάτα {f} :: taramosalata
τάρανδος {m} :: reindeer [Rangifer tarandus]
ταράτσα {f} :: terrace, veranda, balcony
ταριχεύομαι {v} :: I am embalmed
ταριχεύω {v} :: embalm, mummify
ταριχεύω {v} :: stuff
ταρό {n} [card games] :: tarot (any of the card games)
ταρό {n} [more specifically] :: tarot card (any of the seventy-eight cards)
Τάρταρα {prop} {np} :: Hell, Hades
τάρταρα {np} :: hell (a situation of great suffering in life)
τασάκι {n} :: ashtray
τάση {f} [electricity, physics] :: voltage, potential difference
τάση {f} :: tension, stretching
τάση {f} :: trend, inclination, tendency
τα σιγανά ποτάμια να φοβάσαι {proverb} :: still waters run deep (literally: "beware of gentle rivers")
Τασμανή {f} :: Tasmanian (a person from Tasmania)
Τασμανία {prop} {f} :: Tasmania (Australian island and state)
τασμανικός {adj} :: Tasmanian (relating to the Australian state of Tasmania or its people)
Τασμανός {m} :: Tasmanian (a person from Tasmania)
Τατζικιστάν {prop} {n} :: Tajikistan
-τατος {suffix} :: Added to most adjectives to form the absolute superlative
τατουάζ {n} :: tattoo [skin marking]
ταυ {n} :: tau, the 19th letter of the modern Greek alphabet
ταυ {n} :: A T-square
ταυρομάχος {m} [bullfighting] :: matador, bullfighter
Ταύρος {prop} {m} [astronomy, astrology] :: Taurus
Ταύρος {prop} {m} :: Ταύρος (city)
ταύρος {m} :: bull
ταύρος {m} [astronomy, astrology] :: Taurus
ταυτολογία {f} :: tautology
ταυτολογώ {v} :: to repeat the same concept with different words
ταυτότητα {f} :: identity
ταυτότητα {f} [colloquial] :: ID, identity card
ταυτότητα {f} [mathematics] :: identity
ταυτόχρονα {adv} :: simultaneously, contemporaneously
ταυτόχρονος {adj} :: simultaneous
ταφή {f} :: burial
ταφόπετρα {f} :: gravestone, tombstone, headstone
ταφόπλακα {f} :: gravestone, tombstone, headstone
τάφος {m} :: grave, tomb
τάφρος {f} :: moat, fosse
τάφρος {f} :: large ditch, large trench
τάφρος {f} :: marine trench
τάχα {adv} :: supposedly, ostensibly, allegedly
τάχα {adv} :: I wonder, perhaps
τάχα μου {adv} :: supposedly, as if
τάχατε {adv} [colloquial] :: informal form of τάχα
τάχατες {adv} [colloquial] :: informal form of τάχα
ταχεία {f} :: express, express train
ταχεία αμαξοστοιχία {f} [rail transport] :: express train
ταχίνι {n} :: tahini
ταχτική {f} :: alternative form of τακτική
ταχτικός {adj} :: alternative form of τακτικός
ταχυ- {prefix} :: added before a noun, adjective or verb to create words that indicates something that is fast or rapid:
ταχυ- {prefix} [medicine] :: added before a noun, adjective or verb to create words that indicates something that is too fast; tachy-:
ταχύ- {prefix} :: alternative form of ταχυ-
ταχυαρρυθμία {f} [cardiology] :: tachyarrhythmia
ταχυδακτυλουργία {f} [magic] :: sleight of hand, prestidigitation
ταχυδακτυλουργός {mf} [magic] :: magician, prestidigitator (performer of tricks)
ταχυδρομείο {n} :: post office [building]
ταχυδρομείο {n} :: postal service
ταχυδρομική θυρίδα {f} :: post office box, PO box
ταχυδρομική θυρίδα {f} :: letterbox, mailbox
ταχυδρομική θυρίδα {f} :: letterbox, pillar box [UK]
ταχυδρομικό κιβώτιο {f} [cypriot] :: post office box, PO box, letterbox, mailbox, pillar box [UK]
ταχυδρομικός {adj} :: postal, post, mail
ταχυδρομικός κώδικας {m} :: postcode [UK], zip code [US]
ταχυδρόμος {mf} :: postwoman, postman, letter-carrier [UK]
ταχυδρόμος {mf} :: mailwoman, mailman, letter-carrier [US]
ταχυδρομώ {v} :: post [a letter]
ταχυκαρδία {f} [cardiology] :: tachycardia
ταχύς {adj} :: fast, rapid
ταχύς {adj} :: sudden
ταχύτητα {f} :: speed, velocity
ταχύτητα {f} :: swiftness, alacrity
ταχύτητα {f} :: speed, gear
ταχυφαγείο {n} :: fast food outlet
ταψί {n} :: oven pan, roasting tin, roasting pan
ταώς {m} [archaic, obsolete, astronomy] :: the constellation Pavo or the peacock
ταώς {m} [archaic, obsolete] :: peacock
τεθωρακισμένο {n} [military] :: armoured vehicle, tank etc
τεθωρακισμένος {adj} :: armoured [UK], armored [US]
τεθωρακισμένος {adj} :: [dated] ironclad
τείνω {vt} :: stretch [string, etc]
τείνω {vi} :: stretch, extend, hold out [hand, etc]
τείνω {v} [maths] :: approach, tend towards
τείνω {v} [followed by "να"] :: tend to
τείνω {v} [followed by "να"] :: intend to, aim to
τεϊομαντεία {f} :: tea tasseography, tea tasseomancy, tea reading (the supposed prediction of the future with the leaves left in a cup of tea after drinking it)
τείχος {n} :: city wall
τείχος {n} :: wall, rampart [defensive structure surrounding a city, castle etc.]
τείχος {n} [figuratively] :: wall [something unnamed defending or hiding emotions etc.]
τείχος {n} [soccer] :: wall [line of defenders]
τεκμήριο {n} :: evidence, argument, proof [in support of an assertion]
τεκμήριο {n} [law] :: evidence, testimony [in court]
τεκμηριώνω {v} :: substantiate, document
τεκμηριώνω {v} :: prove
τεκμηρίωση {f} :: documentation, paperwork (supporting material for a taken position)
τεκμηρίωση {f} [computing] :: documentation (software manual etc)
τέκνο {n} :: offspring, son or daughter
τέκνο {n} :: child
τεκνό {n} [colloquial] :: gifted or attractive boy
τεκνό {n} [slang] :: gay man, homosexual
τεκτονική {f} [sciences, geology] :: tectonics
τεκτονισμός {m} :: freemasonry
τέλεια {adv} :: perfectly
τέλεια {adv} [by extension] :: greatly, fantastically, superbly
τελεία {f} [grammar, typography] :: A full stop or period.
τέλειος {adj} :: perfect, ideal, complete
τελειότητα {f} :: perfection
τελειώνομαι {v} :: make myself morally perfect
τελειώνω {v} :: finish, complete, end
τελειώνω {v} :: dismiss
τελειώνω {v} :: and seeτελειώνομαι
τέλεξ {n} :: telex [teleprinter network]
τελεσμένος {v} :: done, accomplished
τελεστής {m} [maths, logic] :: operator
τελετή {f} :: ceremony, ceremonial, rite, celebration
τελετουργία {f} [religion] :: rite, ceremony
τελετουργία {f} :: procedure, protocol (way of carrying out a simple operation)
τελετουργικό {n} :: ritual
τελετουργικός {adj} :: ritual, ceremonial
τελευταία {adv} :: lately, recently (in recent times)
τελευταίος {adj} :: last
τελευταίος {adj} :: recent, latest
τελευταίος {adj} :: lowest, least important, least effective
τελευταίος {adj} :: latter
τελευταίος {adj} [noun] :: last remaining, ultimate
τελευταίως {adv} [formal, dated] :: lately, recently (in recent times)
τέλεφαξ {n} [communication] :: fax
τέλι {n} :: thin wire
τέλι {n} :: metallic cord
τέλι {n} [music] :: string [metallic, as in guitars, bouzoukis, etc]
τελικά {adv} :: finally, at last
τελικά {adv} :: eventually, at last
τελικός {adj} :: final, last
τελικός {m} :: end, final
τελικός {m} [sport] :: final
τελλούριο {n} [chemistry] :: tellurium
τέλμα {n} :: swamp, quagmire, bog
τέλμα {n} [figuratively] :: impasse, predicament
τέλος {n} :: end, finish
τέλος καλό, όλα καλά {proverb} :: all's well that ends well (literally "end good, all good")
τέλος πάντων {adv} :: anyway (to indicate change of subject)
τέλος πάντων {adv} :: anyway (to indicate that a statement explains or supports a previous statement)
τελούριο {n} :: alternative form of τελλούριο
τελώ {v} :: perform, do, accomplish a formal procedure
τελώ {v} :: perform [a marriage]
τελώ {v} :: hold [a memorial service etc]
τελώ {v} :: commit [a crime]
τελωνειακός {adj} :: customs
τελωνειακός {m} :: customs officer
τεμ {symbol} [trigonometry] :: sec, the symbol for τέμνουσα the trigonometric function secant
τεμάχιο {n} :: fragment, share, part, piece
τεμάχιο {n} [music] :: piece (extract from a larger musical work)
τεμενάς {m} :: bow, curtsey
τέμνουσα {f} [trigonometry] :: secant
τεμπέλης {adj} :: lazy, idle
τεμπέλης {m} :: idler, sluggard, layabout, lazybones, loafer, slouch
τεμπελιάζω {v} :: I idle
τενέσιο {n} [chemistry] :: tennessine
τενίστρια {f} :: female tennis player
τεντούρα {n} :: tentura (a sweetish spirit flavoured with herbs and spices, including cinnamon and cloves)
τερα- {prefix} :: tera- (SI unit prefix, 1012)
τεραβάτ {n} [electricity] :: terawatt
τέρας {n} :: monster
τεράστιος {adj} :: huge, monstrous, enormous, immense, vast
τερατογένεση {f} :: teratogenesis
τέρβιο {n} [chemistry] :: terbium
τερηδόνα {f} [dentistry] :: caries, tooth decay
τέρμα {n} :: conclusion, end, goal
τέρμα {n} [athletics, etc] :: finishing line
τέρμα {n} [football] :: goal [the physical entity and what is scored]
τερματίζω {v} :: end, terminate, conclude, wind up
τερματισμός {adj} :: final, terminating
τερματοφύλακας {mf} [football] :: goalkeeper
-τερος {suffix} :: Added to many adjectives and some adverbs to form the comparative forms
-τερος {suffix} :: Added to many adjectives and some adverbs to form the relative superlative forms
τέρπομαι {v} :: I enjoy
τέρπω {v} [formal] :: regale, please, delight
τέρψη {f} :: pleasure
τες {pron} :: they [3rd person feminine plural, nominative]
τες {pron} :: them [3rd person feminine plural, accusative]
τέσλα {n} [physics, electricity] :: tesla [SI Unit magnetic flux density or magnetic inductivity.]
τεσσαρακοστός {adj} :: fortieth
τέσσερα {num} :: four, 4
τέσσερις {num} :: four, 4
τεσσερισήμισι {num} :: four and a half
τεστ {n} :: test
τεταγμένη {f} [mathematics] :: ordinate (y-axis value)
Τετάρτη {f} :: Wednesday (day of the week)
τέταρτο {n} :: quarter, a fourth, one of four equal parts
τέταρτο {n} :: quarter of an hour
τέταρτο {n} [music] :: crotchet, quarter note
τεταρτοετής {adj} :: fourth year student
τέταρτος {adj} :: fourth (the ordinal form of τέσσερα)
τετμημένη {f} [mathematics] :: abscissa (x-axis value)
τέτοιος {pron} :: such, like, like that
τετραγωνική ρίζα {f} [mathematics] :: square root
τετραγωνικό εκατοστό {n} :: square centimetre
τετραγωνικό μέτρο {n} :: square metre
τετραγωνικός {adj} :: square
τετράγωνο {n} [colloquial] :: quadrilateral, tetragon, square, rectangle
τετράγωνο {n} [geometry] :: square
τετράγωνο {n} [mathematics] :: square [number raised to the power two]
τετράγωνο {n} [architecture] :: quarter, block, city block [a group of buildings not intersected by public streets]
τετράγωνος {adj} :: square
τετράδιο {n} :: notebook
τετράκις {adv} :: fourfold, four times
τετρακισεκατομμύριο {n} :: alternative form of τετράκις εκατομμύριο
τετράκις εκατομμύριο {n} :: quadrillion, thousand million million [1015]
τετράκις εκατομμύριο {n} [obsolete British] :: quadrillion, million million million million [1024]
τετρακόσα {num} :: alternative form of τετρακόσια
τετρακόσια {num} :: four hundred
τετραπλάσιος {adj} :: The proportional number fourfold, quadruple, four times the size
τετραπλός {adj} :: quadruple, fourfold
τετραχλωράνθρακας {m} [organic compound] :: carbon tetrachloride, tetrachloromethane
τετραχλωρομεθάνιο {m} [organic compound] :: tetrachloromethane, carbon tetrachloride
τετριμμένα {adv} :: in mundane, boring way
τετριμμένος {v} [formal, figuratively] :: mundane, commonplace
τεύχος {n} [media] :: issue, edition [of a newspaper or magazine]
τέφρα {f} :: ash, cinder, cinders
τεφροδόχη {f} :: hearth, ash pan
τεφροδόχος {f} :: funerary urn, cinerary urn, burial urn
τεφτέρι {n} [finance] :: ledger, accounts book
τέχνη {f} :: art, craftsmanship, style
τεχνητή γονιμοποίηση {f} :: artificial insemination, AI
τεχνητή νοημοσύνη {f} [computing] :: artificial intelligence
τεχνήτιο {n} [chemistry] :: technetium
τεχνητός {adj} :: artificial, synthetic, man-made, false
τεχνητός αερισμός {m} :: air conditioning
τεχνική {f} :: technique
τεχνικός {adj} :: technical
τεχνικός {m} :: technician
τεχνίτης {m} :: technician
τεχνίτης {m} :: artisan, craftsman
τεχνίτρα {f} :: alternative form of τεχνίτρια
τεχνίτρια {f} :: technician
τεχνίτρια {f} :: artisan, craftswoman
τεχνολογία {f} :: technology
τεχνολόγος {mf} :: technologist
τεχνολόγος {mf} [in a radiography department] :: radiographer
τέως {adv} :: previous, former, ex-
τζαζ {f} :: jazz
Τζακάρτα {prop} {f} :: Τζακάρτα (capital)
τζάκι {n} :: fireplace, hearth
τζάκι {n} [figuratively] :: dynasty, house
Τζακ ο Αντεροβγάλτης {prop} {m} :: Jack the Ripper
Τζάκσον {prop} :: A transliteration of an English surname
Τζαμάικα {prop} {f} :: Τζαμάικα (island/and/country)
Τζαμαϊκανή {f} :: Jamaican (a person from Jamaica)
Τζαμαϊκανός {m} :: Jamaican (a person from Jamaica)
τζαμαϊκανός {adj} :: Jamaican
τζάμι {n} [construction] :: window glass, glazing
τζάμι {n} [colloquial] :: a job finished to perfection
τζαμί {n} [Islam] :: mosque
τζάμπα {adv} [colloquial] :: free, free of charge, gratis, for nothing (without paying)
τζάμπα {adv} [colloquial] :: for next to nothing, for a song (cheaply, at a very cheap price)
τζάμπα {adv} [colloquial] :: in vain, for nothing (for no reason, wastefully, or pointlessly)
τζαμπατζής {m} :: deadhead, freeloader [anyone spectating or traveling without charge]
τζαμπέ {adv} :: informal form of τζάμπα
τζάνερο {n} :: cherry plum [fruit]
τζάουλ {n} [physics] :: joule [SI Unit of work, energy and heat]
τζατζίκι {n} :: tzatziki
Τζέιμς {prop} :: given name
Τζένη {prop} {f} [colloquial, familiar] :: Jenny, given name
Τζέρσεϊ {prop} {n} :: Jersey (an island in the English Channel)
τζερτζελές {m} [colloquial] :: uproar, commotion, roughhouse, horseplay [in a positive light]
τζερτζελές {m} [colloquial, by extension] :: noisy person
τζετ {n} :: jet, jet plane
τζετ σετ {n} :: jet set
τζην {n} :: denim, jean [cloth]
-τζής {suffix} :: added to a noun, to create words for a male person who has an occupation related to that noun:
-τζής {suffix} :: added to a noun, to create words for a male person who has does something related to that noun:
-τζίδικο {suffix} :: added to a noun, to create words for a shop or store that sells that noun:
Τζιμπουτί {prop} {n} :: Τζιμπουτί (country)
Τζιμπουτί {prop} {n} :: Τζιμπουτί (capital city)
τζιν {n} :: gin [alcoholic drink]
τζιν {adj} :: jean, denim [made of that cloth]
τζιν {n} :: denim [cloth]
τζιν {n} :: jeans
τζίνι {n} :: genie, djinn
τζίνι {n} :: [colloquial] genius
τζίντζερ {n} [cooking] :: ginger [spice]
τζίρος {m} :: turnover [money taken in a calendar year]
τζιτζικάκι {n} :: diminutive of τζίτζικας
τζίτζικας {m} :: cicada
τζιτζίκι {n} :: cicada
τζίφος {interj} :: strikeout [the act of yielding nothing]
τζίφρα {f} [colloquial] :: signature
τζόκερ {m} [card games] :: joker
τζόκιν {n} :: alternative form of τζόκινγκ
τζόκινγκ {n} [exercise] :: jog, jogging
Τζον {prop} :: given name
Τζόρτζια {prop} {f} :: Τζόρτζια (state)
-τζού {suffix} :: added to a noun, to create words for a female person who has an occupation related to that noun:
-τζού {suffix} :: added to a noun, to create words for a female person who has does something related to that noun:
τζουκμπόξ {n} :: jukebox
τζούρα {f} :: puff [of cigarette, etc]
τζούρα {f} :: nip, wee dram [of whisky, etc]
τζουράς {m} [musical instruments] :: tzouras, stringed musical instrument similar to a lute
τη {pron} :: she [3rd person feminine singular, nominative]
τηγανητά {np} :: fried foods
τηγανητή πατάτα {f} :: chip, french fry, fry
τηγανητός {adj} :: fried
τηγάνι {n} :: frying pan, frypan
τηγανιά {f} :: contents of a pan, panful
τηγανιά {f} :: Greek dish containing pork or chicken
τηγανίζω {v} :: fry
τηγανίτα {f} :: pancake
τηλ- {prefix} :: alternative form of τηλε-
τηλε- {prefix} :: tele- [relating to communication at a distance, television, telephony, etc]
τηλέ- {prefix} :: alternative form of τηλε-
τηλεγράφημα {n} :: telegram [telegraphed message]
τηλεθεαματικότητα {f} [TV] :: viewership, ratings (number who watched a particular programme)
τηλεθέαση {f} [television] :: viewership, ratings (amount of people who watched a certain programme)
τηλεθεατής {m} [television] :: viewer (someone who watches television)
τηλεθεάτρια {f} [female, television] :: viewer (someone who watches television)
τηλεκοντρόλ {n} :: remote control
τηλεομοιοτυπία {f} [communication] :: fax
τηλεομοιότυπο {f} [communication] :: fax
τηλεοπτικός {adj} :: TV, television
τηλεοπτικός {adj} :: televisual
τηλεόραση {f} :: television (the display device, the shows displayed and the industry in which shows are made)
τηλεπάθεια {f} :: telepathy
τηλεπαιχνίδι {n} [television] :: game show
τηλεπικοινωνία {f} [communication, usually in plural] :: telecommunication(s)
τηλεπικοινωνιακός {adj} :: telecommunication
Τηλεσκόπιον {prop} {n} [astronomy, Katharevousa] :: Telescopium [a constellation]
τηλέτυπο {n} [computing] :: teletype [obsolete computer input/output peripheral]
τηλέτυπο {n} :: teleprinter [telegraphic keyboard/printer]
τηλεφώνημα {n} [communication] :: telephone call, phone call, call, telephone conversation
τηλεφωνητής {m} [telecommunications] :: telephonist, telegraphist, operator
τηλεφωνήτρια {f} [telecommunications] :: telephonist, telegraphist, operator
τηλεφωνιέμαι {v} :: phone each other [without defining the subject -who made the call-]
τηλέφωνο {n} [communication] :: telephone, phone
τηλέφωνο {n} :: telephone number
τηλεφωνώ {v} :: telephone, phone
τηλεφωνώ {v} [in the passive voice] :: phone each other
τηλεχειριστήριο {n} :: remote control
την {pron} :: her [3rd person feminine singular, accusative]
Τήνος {prop} {f} :: Tinos (Greek island)
-τήριο {suffix} :: added to a noun or verb to denote a machine or instrument:
-τήριο {suffix} :: added to a noun or verb to denote an action it completes:
-τήριο {suffix} :: added to a noun or verb to denote a place:
της {pron} :: [personal, indirect object, feminine] her
της {pron} :: [possessive] her
της καλομάνας το παιδί το πρώτο να 'ναι κόρη {proverb} :: consoling proverb for women whose firstborn was female, in times when a male, a son, was highly desired
της καλομοίρας το παιδί το πρώτο κόρη να 'ναι {proverb} :: alternative form of της καλομοίρας το παιδί το πρώτο να 'ναι κόρη
της καλομοίρας το παιδί το πρώτο να 'ναι κόρη {proverb} :: [literally] may the good mother's firstborn be a daughter
της μουρλής {f} [idiom, colloquial] :: mayhem, pandemonium, commotion, upheaval (literally: of the lunatic)
της πουτάνας {f} [idiom, colloquial, vulgar] :: mayhem, pandemonium, commotion, upheaval, all hell breaks loose (literally: of the whore)
της πουτάνας το κάγκελο {f} {n} [idiom, colloquial, vulgar] :: alternative form of της πουτάνας: mayhem, pandemonium, commotion, upheaval, all hell breaks loose; the shit hits the fan
της προκοπής {adj} :: decent, nice, becoming, respectable (literally: of progress, of success)
της τρελής {f} [idiom, colloquial] :: mayhem, pandemonium, commotion, upheaval (literally: of the crazy one)
Τ.Θ. {f} :: abbreviation of ταχυδρομική θυρίδα
τι {pron} :: what?
τι {pron} :: (rhetorical, for stress) how, what (polytonic spelling: πρὸς τί;
τι {pron} :: anything, something, a little
τι {interj} :: what
τίγρη {f} :: tiger
τίγρη {f} :: tigress, female tiger
τίγρη {f} [figuratively] :: brave man
τίγρη {f} [figuratively] :: wild woman
τίγρης {n} :: tiger
τι δέον γενέσθαι {phrase} :: what is to be done?
τι κάνει νιάου νιάου στα κεραμίδια {phrase} [humorous] :: no shit, Sherlock, does a bear shit in the woods (response to anything where the answer is completely obvious)
τι κάνεις {phrase} [colloquial] :: How are you? [singular]
τι κάνετε {phrase} [formal] :: How are you? [plural]
τιμάω {v} :: alternative form of τιμώ
τιμή {f} [economics, finance] :: price, value [of something, asset, fare, etc]
τιμή {f} [economics, finance] :: quotation
τιμή {f} :: honour, virtue, reputation
τιμή {f} :: faithfulness, virginity, fidelity
τιμή {f} :: pride, credit
τιμή {f} [mathematics, computing] :: value of a variable
τιμή {f} [physics] :: coefficient
τίμημα {n} [finance] :: monetary value
τίμημα {n} [figuratively] :: value in terms of time, effort, emotion, etc
τίμιος {adj} :: honest, honourable, fair, decent
τίμιος {adj} :: holy
τιμολόγιο {n} [commerce] :: invoice, bill
τιμόνι {n} [transport] :: steering wheel [of car], helm, tiller [of boat] (steering apparatus)
τιμόνι {n} [nautical, by extension] :: helmsman (member of a ship's crew who is responsible for steering)
τιμονιέρης {m} [nautical] :: helmsman
τιμονιέρης {m} :: [figuratively] guide, leader
τιμώ {v} :: honour [UK], honor [US]
τιμώ {v} :: respect
τιμώ {v} :: commemorate
τιμωρία {f} :: punishment
τιμωρώ {v} :: punish
τίνα {pron} :: whom? (singular masculine, fiminine) what? (plural neuter) - In Ancient Greek:
τινάζω {v} :: shake
τίνι {pron} :: (singular) to whom/what? for whom/what? with whom/what? - In Ancient Greek:
τίνος {pron} :: (singular) whose? As in Ancient Greek:
τίποτα {pron} :: alternative form of τίποτε
τίποτε {pron} :: nothing
τίποτε {pron} :: something, any, anything
Τίρανα {prop} {f} :: Τίρανα (capital city)
τιρκουάζ {adj} :: alternative form of τυρκουάζ
τιρκουάζ {n} :: alternative form of τυρκουάζ
τιρμπουσόν {n} :: corkscrew
τις {pron} :: them [3rd person feminine plural, accusative; used before the verb]
τις {pron} [archaic, formal, mostly in set phrases] :: who? (what? / which person or people?)
τίσι {pron} :: to/for which persons? to/for what things? plural of τίνι; - In Ancient Greek:
Τιτάν {prop} {m} [formal] :: alternative form of Τιτάνας in the ancient fashion
Τιτάνας {prop} {m} [Greek god] :: Titan, one of race of giants called Titans, the children of Uranus and Gia
Τιτάνας {prop} {m} [astronomy] :: Titan, the largest moon of Saturn
Τιτάνας {prop} {m} [figuratively] :: see τιτάνας
τιτάνας {prop} {m} [figuratively] :: a person of extraordinary intellectual power
τιτάνιο {n} [chemistry, metallurgy] :: titanium
τιτάνιος {adj} :: titanic, giant like, large and strong
τιτάνιος {adj} :: Titanic, like the Titans
Τιτανομαχία {prop} {f} :: Titanomachy, War of the Titans
τίτλος {m} :: title, heading [name of book, film, project, etc]
τίτλος {m} :: title, honorific [additions to someone's name intended to add dignity]
τίτλος {m} :: [plural] titles, credits [at beginning and end of film]
τίτλος {m} [finance] :: security, bond
τι ώρα είναι {phrase} :: what time is it?
ΤΚ {n} :: initialism of ταχυδρομικός κώδικας
τμήμα {n} [business] :: department, division, section, branch
Τ.Ν. {n} :: A.I., artificial intelligence
ΤΝ {n} :: initialism of τεχνητή νοημοσύνη
το {pron} :: it [3rd person neuter singular, nominative]
το {pron} :: it [3rd person neuter singular, accusative]
το αίμα νερό δεν γίνεται {proverb} :: blood is thicker than water
το γινάτι βγάζει μάτι {proverb} :: cutting off one's nose to spite one's face, hoist by one's own petard (of cases where someone stubborn is hurt more than the person with whom they're being stubborn)
Τόγκο {prop} {n} :: Τόγκο (country)
το δέον γενέσθαι {phrase} [Katharevousa] :: that which must be done
τοι {pron} :: they [3rd person masculine plural, nominative]
τοις εκατό {n} :: percent, per cent
τοις εκατόν {n} :: alternative form of τοις εκατό
τοις μετρητοίς {adv} :: in cash
τοίχος {m} :: wall [side or division in a building]
το καλό πράγμα αργεί να γίνει {proverb} :: good things come to those who wait (a patient seeker will be satisfied in due time)
τοκετός {m} :: confinement, lying-in, giving birth
Τόκιο {prop} {n} :: Τόκιο (prefecture/capital city)
τοκιστής {m} :: moneylender
τοκογλύφος {mf} :: loan shark, usurer, usuress
τόκος {m} [finance] :: interest (charge made for credit)
τόκος {m} [finance] :: interest rate
Τόκυο {prop} {n} :: Τόκυο (prefecture/capital city)
τολμάω {v} :: alternative form of τολμώ
τόλμη {f} :: daring, boldness
τόλμη {f} :: audacity, effrontery
τόλμημα {n} :: act of daring, boldness, audacity or effrontery
τολμηρός {adj} :: bold, courageous, daring
τολμηρός {adj} :: risque, racy
τολμώ {vt} :: dare
τολμώ {vi} :: dare
τολμώ {vi} :: be daring, take risks
τομ. {n} :: abbreviation of τόμος (volume)
τομάρι {n} :: hide, pelt (flayed skin of an animal)
τομάρι {n} [sarcastic, figuratively] :: hide, skin (one's own life or personal safety, especially when in peril)
τομάρι {n} [derogatory] :: wretch, rascal, scoundrel, ragamuffin (unhappy, unfortunate, or miserable person)
τομάτα {f} :: alternative form of ντομάτα
τοματάκι {n} :: alternative form of ντοματάκι
τοματιά {f} :: alternative form of ντοματιά
τοματίνι {n} :: alternative form of ντοματίνι
τομέας {m} :: area, district [of town]
τομέας {m} [geometry] :: sector [of circle]
τομέας {m} :: field, area [of interest, knowledge]
τομέας {m} :: incisor [tooth]
τομή {f} [mathematics] :: intersection (in geometry and set theory)
τομή {f} [surgery] :: incision, section
το μήλο κάτω απ' τη μηλιά θα πέσει {proverb} :: apple does not fall far from the tree, apple does not fall far from the stem (literally "the apple will fall under the apple tree")
το μουνί σέρνει καράβι {proverb} [colloquial, vulgar] :: one hair of a woman can draw more than a hundred pair of oxen (women have great influence on their male partners/husbands and can have anything done for them)
Τομπάγκο {prop} {n} :: Tobago [part of the country "Trinidad and Tobago"]
τον {pron} :: him [3rd person masculine singular, accusative]
τον γάιδαρο, όσο και να τον στολίσεις, άλογο δεν γίνεται {proverb} :: you can't make a silk purse of a sow's ear, you can't polish a turd (it is not possible to produce something refined, admirable, or valuable from something which is unrefined, unpleasant, or of little or no value)
τονισμός {m} :: accentuation, stress (when speaking)
τον κακό σου τον καιρό {interj} [colloquial, offensive] :: curse you, damn you, to hell with you [to show displeasure or disregard]
τον κώλο βάζεις μάγειρα, σκατά θα μαγειρέψει {proverb} [colloquial, humorous, vulgar] :: if you pay peanuts, you get monkeys (if one gives a task to someone incompetent, they will receive results of the same standard)
τόννος {m} :: alternative form of τόνος
τόνος {m} [orthography, typography, grammar] :: ΄ tonos (the stress accent used in modern Greek)
τόνος {m} [music] :: note, pitch, tone
τόνος {m} :: shade
τόνος {m} :: tonne, tonnage [unit of weight]
τόνος {m} :: tuna (fish)
τοξικομανής {adj} :: drug addicted, drug dependent
τοξικομανής {mf} :: drug addict
τοξικός {adj} :: toxic
τοξίνη {f} [medicine, biochemistry] :: toxin
τόξο {n} [archery] :: bow, longbow
Τοξότης {prop} {m} [astronomy] :: Sagittarius (constellation)
Τοξότης {prop} {m} [astrology] :: Sagittarius (sign of the Zodiac)
τοξότης {m} [archery] :: archer
τοξότρια {f} [archery] :: archer
το όνομα μου είναι {phrase} :: alternative typography of το όνομά μου είναι
το όνομά μου είναι {phrase} :: my name is
τόπι {n} :: ball (round rubber object used in games)
τόπι {n} :: roll [of cloth]
τόπι {n} [colloquial, dated] :: cannonball
τόπι {n} [colloquial, dated, by extension] :: cannon
τοπίο {n} :: landscape, scenery
τοποθεσία {f} :: place, location
τοποθεσία {f} :: site, situation
τοποθετημένος {v} :: placed, positioned
τοποθέτηση {f} :: position, place in position
τοποθέτηση {f} :: installation
τοποθέτηση {f} :: declaration of point of view, of opinion
τοποθετώ {v} :: I position
το πολύ το κυρ' ελέησον το βαριέται κι ο Θεός {proverb} :: too much of a good thing (something enjoyable becomes bothersome in large quantities or over an extended period of time)
το πολύ το κυρ' ελέησον το βαριέται κι ο παπάς {proverb} :: too much of a good thing (something enjoyable becomes bothersome in large quantities or over an extended period of time)
τόπος {m} :: place, location, locality
τόπος {m} :: country
τόπος {m} :: native land
τόπος {m} :: home town
τόπος {m} :: space, room [occupied by something]
τόπος {m} :: soil, land
τόπος {m} [maths] :: locus [set of points]
τόπος άρθρωσης {m} [phonetics, phonology] :: place of articulation
τορναδόρος {m} :: turner
Τορόντο {prop} {n} :: Τορόντο (capital city)
τορπίλη {f} [nautical] :: torpedo
-τος {suffix} :: Creates verbal adjectives
τος {pron} :: he [3rd person masculine singular, nominative]
Τοσκάνη {prop} {f} :: Τοσκάνη (region)
Τοσκανή {f} :: Tuscan [a female person from Tuscany]
τοσκανικός {adj} :: Tuscan (relating to Tuscany or its people)
Τοσκανός {m} :: Tuscan [a person, usually male, from Tuscany]
τόσο {adv} :: so, such, so much
τόσος {pron} :: so, so much, such
τοστ {n} :: toasted sandwich, toastie
τοστ {n} :: toast
τοστιέρα {f} :: toaster
τοστιέρα {f} :: sandwich toaster
τότε {adv} :: then
τότε {adv} :: therefore
του {pron} :: [personal, indirect object, masculine and neuter] him, it
του {pron} :: [possessive] his, its
τουαλέτα {f} :: toilet, lavatory, wc [the room and the device in it]
τουαλέτα {f} :: dressing table
τουαλέτα {f} :: the process of washing yourself
τουαλέτα {f} :: dress
τουβλάκι {n} :: diminutive of τούβλο
τουβλάς {m} [colloquial] :: bricklayer, brickie
τούβλο {n} [architecture] :: brick (hardened rectangular block of mud, clay etc., used for building)
τούβλο {n} [colloquial, pejorative, figuratively] :: blockhead, dolt, dunce, ignoramus (stupid person)
του δίνω {phrase} :: clear off, go away, push off
τουκάν {n} :: toucan
Τουκάνα {prop} {f} [astronomy] :: Tucana (the constellation of the Toucan)
του κώλου {adj} :: See: el του κώλου
του κώλου {adj} [colloquial, derogatory] :: worthless, awful, crappy, shitty
τουλάχιστον {adv} :: at least
Τουλούζη {prop} {f} :: Τουλούζη (capital city)
τουλούμι {n} :: goatskin bag [especially: for bagpipes or for storing cheese]
τούμπα {f} :: small hill
τούμπα {f} [gymnastics] :: somersault
τούμπα {f} [figuratively, colloquial] :: a bad fall
τούμπα {f} [musical instrument] :: tuba
τούμπανο {n} [colloquial, musical instruments] :: alternative form of τύμπανο
τούμπανο {n} [colloquial, characterisation, figuratively] :: swollen thing, distended thing
τουμπελέκι {n} [musical instruments, colloquial] :: toubeleki (a metal drum)
τουμπερλέκι {n} :: alternative form of τουμπελέκι
τούνελ {n} :: tunnel
τουρισμός {m} :: tourism
τουρίστας {m} :: tourist [usually male]
τουριστικός {adj} :: tourist, touristic
τουρίστρια {f} :: tourist [female]
Τούρκα {f} :: used in the expression: αλά Τούρκα (in the Turkish style)
Τουρκάλα {f} :: Turk (girl or woman of Turkish ethnicity)
Τουρκαλάς {m} [derogatory] :: Turk
Τουρκία {prop} {f} :: Turkey
τούρκικα {np} :: Turkish (language)
τουρκικά {np} :: Turkish (language)
τούρκικος {m} :: Turkish coffee, also known as Greek coffee, served in small demitasse
τουρκικός {adj} :: Turkish (of Turkish ethnicity)
Τούρκισσα {f} :: alternative form of Τουρκάλα
Τουρκμενιστάν {prop} {n} :: Turkmenistan
Τουρκοκρατία {prop} {f} :: Ottoman/Turkish rule of Greece (namely, the period 1453 to 1821)
τουρκοκρατία {f} :: Turkish occupation/rule (for example, of the Balkans or Cyprus)
τουρκοκρατία {f} :: alternative case form of Τουρκοκρατία
Τούρκος {m} :: male Turk [person from or who lives in Turkey]
Τούρκος {m} [colloquial, slang, derogatory] :: furious, enraged
Τούρκος {m} [history] :: any Muslim person (chiefly during the Ottoman rule of Greece)
Τούρκου {prop} {n} :: Τούρκου (city)
τουρκουάζ {adj} :: alternative form of τυρκουάζ
τουρκουάζ {n} :: alternative form of τυρκουάζ
τουρσί {n} :: pickle
τούρτα {f} :: cake with layers of filling and icing, similar to birthday or wedding cakes
τους {pron} :: (personal) their [3rd person masculine plural, genitive]
τους {pron} :: (personal) their [3rd person femine plural, genitive]
τους {pron} :: (personal) their [3rd person neuter plural, genitive]
τους {pron} :: (personal) them [3rd person masculine plural, accusative]
τους {pron} :: (possessive) their [belonging to them]
τουτέστι {adv} :: alternative form of τουτέστιν
τουτέστιν {adv} :: i.e., namely
τούτος {determiner} [formal] :: this, this one, that
τουτού {n} [childish] :: car
τουφέκι {n} :: rifle
του χρόνου {adv} :: next year (the year after the present one)
-τρα {suffix} :: added to a verb to create words denoting a female occupation:
-τρα {suffix} :: added to a noun or verb to create words denoting a female who has that quality or does that action:
-τρα {suffix} :: added to a noun or verb to create words denoting an animal or an inanimate object or event that has that quality or does that action:
-τρα {suffix} :: added to a noun or verb to create words denoting a fee, a cost or a monetary reward:
τραβάω {v} :: pull, pull in, drag, tow
τραβάω {v} :: pull out
τραβάω {v} :: pluck [stringed instrument]
τραβάω {v} :: suffer, endure
τραβεστί {mf} [colloquial] :: transvestite
τραβηγμένος {v} :: pulled
τραβώ {v} :: alternative form of τραβάω
τραγανίζω {v} :: crunch, scrunch
τραγάνισμα {n} :: crunch, scrunch
τραγανιστός {adj} :: crunchy
τραγικός {adj} :: tragic
τραγόπαπας {m} [derogatory, humorous] :: immoral priest
τραγόπαππας {m} :: alternative form of τραγόπαπας
τράγος {m} :: billy goat, male goat
τράγος {m} [anatomy] :: tragus
τράγος {m} [colloquial, pejorative] :: sleaze, sleazeball, sleazebag (a lecherous man)
τράγος {m} [colloquial, derogatory] :: priest [especially one with a long beard; compare: τραγόπαπας]
τραγουδάω {v} [most senses] :: sing
τραγουδάω {vi} [of birds] :: chirp, tweet
τραγουδάω {v} [figuratively, of poets, composers + name of a subject] :: I praise, have as main theme
τραγουδημένος {v} [literary] :: sung
τραγούδι {n} :: song (music with words)
τραγούδι {n} :: song (the subject and art of singing)
τραγουδιέμαι {v} :: I am sung
τραγουδισμένος {v} :: sung
τραγουδιστής {m} :: singer
τραγουδιστός {adj} :: dulcet
τραγουδιστός {adj} :: melodious [voice]
τραγουδιστός {adj} :: sung
τραγουδίστρια {f} :: singer
τραγουδώ {v} :: alternative form of τραγουδάω
τραγωδία {f} [drama] :: tragedy
τραγωδός {mf} :: tragic poet, tragedian
τραίνο {n} :: alternative form of τρένο
τρακαδόρος {m} :: scrounger, cadger
τρακόσα {num} [colloquial, colloquial] :: alternative form of τριακόσια
τρακόσια {num} :: alternative form of τριακόσια
τρακτέρ {n} :: tractor [farm vehicle]
τρακτεράκι {n} :: diminutive of τρακτέρ, a small tractor
τραμ {n} [transport] :: tram, tramcar, streetcar
τραμουντάνα {f} :: tramontana, north wind
τραμπάλα {f} :: seesaw, teeter-totter
τραμπούκος {m} [pejorative] :: thug
τραμπούκος {m} :: bully
τρανς {adj} :: trans, transgender, transsexual (having a gender which is different from the sex one was assigned at birth)
τρανσέξουαλ {adj} :: transgender, transsexual
τράπεζα {f} [finance] :: bank
τράπεζα {f} :: ceremonial table
τραπεζάκι {n} :: diminutive of τραπέζι (table)
τραπεζάκι {n} :: coffee table
τραπεζαρία {f} :: dining room
τραπεζαρία {f} :: dining table
τραπέζι {n} [furniture] :: table (item of furniture with a flat top surface raised above the ground, usually on one or more legs)
τραπέζι {n} [figuratively] :: dinner, supper, meal (food prepared and eaten)
τραπεζικός {adj} :: bank
τραπεζικός {m} :: bank clerk, teller
τραπέζιο {n} [geometry] :: trapezoid, trapezium
τραπεζίτης {m} :: banker, bank owner or shareholder
τραπεζίτης {m} [obsolete] :: bank manager
τραπεζίτης {m} :: molar, grinder [tooth]
τραπεζογραμμάτιο {n} :: banknote (paper money)
τραπεζομάντηλο {n} :: tablecloth
τραπεζομάντιλο {n} :: alternative form of τραπεζομάντηλο
Τραπεζούντα {prop} :: Τραπεζούντα (city)
Τραπεζούς {prop} :: An older form of Τραπεζούντα
Τραπεζούς {prop} :: Trapezus
τραπεζώνω {v} :: I entertain to dinner
τράπουλα {f} :: pack/deck of playing cards
τραπουλόχαρτο {n} :: playing card
τράτα {f} :: trawl, fishing net used for trawling
τράτα {f} :: trawler, commercial fishing boat fishing by trawling
τραύμα {n} [medicine] :: wound, injury
τραύμα {n} [figuratively] :: blow, shock
τραυματίζω {v} :: wound, damage, injure
τραχεία {f} [anatomy, medicine] :: trachea (thin-walled, cartilaginous tube connecting the larynx to the bronchi)
τραχύς {adj} :: abrasive, of coarse manner, gruff, grating
τρεις {num} :: three, 3
τρεισήμισι {num} :: three and a half
τρέλα {f} [medicine] :: madness, insanity
τρέλα {f} [in the plural] :: fun, high jinks
τρελαίνομαι {v} :: go mad, go insane, go crazy
τρελαίνω {vt} [more likely to be seen in the passive] :: madden, drive insane, drive crazy (cause someone to go insane)
τρελαίνω {vt} [colloquial, figuratively] :: madden, drive insane, create a stir (annoy, bother or stir someone greatly)
τρέλες {n} :: high jinks, pranks, fun
τρέλλα {f} :: alternative form of τρέλα
τρελοκομείο {n} [colloquial, familiar] :: madhouse, nuthouse, bedlam, lunatic asylum (mental hospital)
τρελοκομείο {n} [colloquial, humorous, figuratively] :: madhouse, nuthouse, bedlam (any place where there is no logic, order or sense)
τρελοκομείο {n} [colloquial, humorous, figuratively] :: nutter, lunatic, madman (person who behaves in an insane manner)
τρελός {adj} :: crazy
τρελός {m} :: madman
τρελός {m} [chess, rare] :: bishop
τρέμω {v} :: tremble, shake, shiver
τρέμω {v} [figuratively] :: I fear, shake from fear
τρέμω σαν το ψάρι {phrase} [simile] :: to shake like a leaf (literally: Ι shake like a fish)
τρενάκι {n} :: diminutive of τρένο
τρένο {n} [rail transport] :: train (engine and carriages as a whole)
τρέπομαι {v} :: turn
τρέπω {v} :: divert, convert
τρέπω {v} :: turn, veer
τρέφω {vt} :: feed, nourish, maintain
τρέφω {vi} :: heal, be raised
τρέχα γύρευε {interj} [literally] :: "run and look"
τρέχα γύρευε {interj} :: "go and find out"
τρέχα γύρευε {interj} :: go figure
τρεχαντήρι {n} :: trehantiri (small, double-ended boat, chiefly used for fishing)
τρεχαντήρι {n} [more generally] :: caique (a small sea-going vessel used for trading or fishing, originally made of wood and powered by sail)
τρεχούμενος {v} [literal or figurative] :: current, running
τρέχω {v} :: run, move quickly, sprint
τρέχω {v} :: flee, run away
τρέχω {v} :: flow, flow from, run
τρέχω {v} :: run, execute [a computer or computer program]
τρέχων {adj} :: current
τρέχων {m} :: of the current month, instant, inst
-τρια {suffix} :: feminises masculine nouns
τρία {num} :: three
τρίαινα {f} :: trident (three tined harpoon)
τριακόσα {num} :: alternative form of τριακόσια
τριακόσια {num} :: three hundred
τριακοστός {adj} :: thirtieth
τριάντα {num} :: thirty
τριανταφυλλής {adj} [colour] :: rose
τριανταφυλλί {n} [colour] :: rose, pink
τριανταφυλλιά {f} :: rosebush
τριαντάφυλλο {n} [flower] :: rose
τριαντάφυλλο {n} :: spoon sweet made from rose petals
τριβή {f} :: friction (rubbing), (force)
τριβή {f} :: friction (conflict)
τριβή {f} :: wear from friction or rubbing
τριβολογία {f} [sciences, engineering] :: tribology
τρίβομαι {v} :: be grated
τριβόμενος {adj} [phonetics, phonology] :: fricative
τρίβω {v} [cooking] :: grate, grind
τρίβω {v} :: rub, chafe
τρίβω τα μάτια μου {phrase} :: See: el τρίβω μάτι
τρίβω τα μάτια μου {phrase} [idiomatic] :: I am very surprised
τρίγλη {f} :: gurnard (Triglidae)
τριγωνέλλα {n} :: fenugreek [spice]
τρίγωνο {n} :: triangle (geometric shape)
τρίγωνο {n} :: triangle (musical instrument)
τριγωνομετρία {f} [mathematics] :: trigonometry
τριγωνομετρική συνάρτηση {f} [mathematics] :: trigonometric function
Τρίγωνον {prop} {n} [astronomy] :: Triangulum [a constellation]
τριζόνι {n} :: cricket [insect]
τρίζω {v} :: squeak, creak
τρίζω {v} :: crack, collapse
τρίζω {v} :: squeeze, grind
τριήμερος {adj} :: triduan, three-day (lasting three days)
Τρίκαλα {prop} {np} :: Τρίκαλα (city)
τρικάταρτο {n} :: a three-masted ship or boat
τρικάταρτος {adj} [nautical] :: three-masted, triple-masted
τρίκο {n} :: knitting, knitted fabric
τρίκο {n} :: knitting [the activity]
τρικράνι {f} [fishing] :: trident (three tined harpoon)
τρικράνι {f} [agriculture] :: three tined fork
τρίκυκλο {n} :: three wheeled vehicle
τρίκυκλο {n} [generally] :: anything with three wheels or three cycles
τρίλιζα {f} :: tic-tac-toe [US], noughts and crosses [UK]
τρίμερος {adj} :: triduan, three-day (lasting three days)
τριμμένος {v} :: grated, shredded
τριμμένος {v} :: worn out
Τρινιδάδ {prop} {n} :: alternative form of Τρινιντάντ
Τρινιντάντ {prop} {n} :: Trinidad [part of the country "Trinidad and Tobago"]
τρίο {n} :: trio, group of three, triad, troika
τρίο {n} [music] :: trio
τρίο {n} [spoken] :: alternative form of τρία
τρίο {n} [religion, capitalised] :: the Trinity
τρίπα αλά βενετσιάνα {f} [Egyptiot Dialect] :: A style of tripe with red sauce
τριπλασιασμός {m} :: tripling
τριπλάσιος {adj} :: The proportional number threefold, treble, thrice, three times the size
τριπλός {adj} :: triple, threefold
Τρίπολη {prop} {f} :: Tripoli (large town in Arcadia in Greece)
Τρίπολη {prop} {f} :: Τρίπολη (city)
Τρίπολη {prop} {f} :: Τρίπολη (capital city)
Τριπολιτσά {prop} {f} [colloquial, historical] :: Tripoli (large town in Arcadia in Greece)
τρισαλί {interj} :: thrice woe
τρισδιάστατος {adj} :: three-dimensional, existing in three dimensions
τρισεκατομμύριο {n} :: trillion, million million [1012]
τρισεκατομμύριο {n} [obsolete British] :: trillion, million million million [1018]
Τριστάν ντα Κούνια {prop} {n} :: Tristan da Cunha
Τρίτη {f} :: Tuesday (day of the week)
τρίτο {n} :: one third, 1/3
τρίτος {adj} :: third
Τρίτος Παγκόσμιος Πόλεμος {prop} {m} :: World War III
Τρίτων {n} [Greek god] :: Triton (god of the sea, son of Poseidon)
τριφύλλι {n} [botany] :: clover, trefoil, shamrock (plant in genus Trifolium)
τρίχα {f} [anatomy, biology] :: a single hair
τρίχας {m} [derogatory] :: a foolish, stupid, lousy or miserable person
τρίχες {interj} :: rubbish!, nonsense!
τριχίουρος {m} :: Trichiurus (genus of cutlassfish)
τριχίουρος {m} :: whipworm [Trichuris trichiura]
Τροία {prop} {f} :: Troy
τρόικα {f} :: troika (Russian sleigh)
τρόικα {f} :: troika (group of three, usually referring to people in power)
τρολ {n} :: troll (Nordic mythical, storybook character)
τρολ {n} :: troll (internet abuser)
τρόλεϊ {n} [transport] :: trolley bus, trolleybus
τρόλεϋ {n} :: alternative form of τρόλεϊ
τρομάζω {vt} :: frighten, scare, terrify, spook (cause to feel fear)
τρομάζω {vi} :: be frightened, be scared, be terrified, be spooked
τρομάζω {vi} [followed by να] :: have a job (have great difficulty in order to)
τρομερός {adj} :: terrific
τρομερός {adj} :: astounding
τρομερός {adj} :: terrifying
τρομοκρατημένος {v} :: terrorised [UK], terrorized [US]
τρομοκρατημένος {v} :: terrofied, intimidated
τρομοκράτης {m} :: terrorist (person, group, or organization that uses violent action, or the threat of violent action, to further political goals)
τρομοκρατία {f} :: terrorism, terror (deliberate commission of an act of violence to create an emotional response)
τρομοκρατία {f} :: terrorism, terror (use of unlawful violence against people or property to achieve political objectives)
τρομοκράτισσα {f} :: terrorist
τρομοκρατώ {v} :: terrorise [UK], terrorize [US]
τρομοκρατώ {v} :: intimidate, terrify
τρόμος {m} :: terror, extreme fear
τρόμος {m} [medicine] :: trembling, tremor
τρόμπα {f} :: pump
τρομπέτα {f} :: trumpet
τρομπόνι {n} [musical instrument] :: trombone
τρομπόνι {n} [firearm] :: blunderbuss
τροπικός {m} :: tropic
τροπικός {adj} [linguistics] :: of or pertaining to manners
τροπικός {adj} :: tropical
τροπισμός {m} [biology] :: taxis
τροπισμός {m} [biology] :: tropism
τροπισμός {m} [naval] :: positioning of a ship for maintenance, careening
τροποποίηση {n} :: modification
τροποποιώ {v} :: I alter, I modify
τρόπος {m} :: method, manner, behaviour, conduct
τρόπος {m} :: (plural) manners
τρόπος {m} :: knack
τρόπος άρθρωσης {m} [phonetics, phonology] :: manner of articulation
τροτσκισμός {m} [politics] :: Trotskyism (political doctrine/philosophy named after Leon Trosky)
τρούλος {m} [architecture] :: dome
τροφή {f} :: food, nourishment
τρόφιμα {n} :: groceries, foodstuffs, victuals, provisions
τρόφιμο {n} :: food, foodstuff
τρόφιμος {mf} :: inmate [of prison or other institution]
τρόφιμος {mf} :: boarder, paying guest [of boarding house etc]
τρόφιμος {mf} :: boarder [in school]
τρόφιμος {mf} :: regular [ironic]
τροφοδοσία {f} :: supply, provisioning
τροφοδοτικό {n} [electricity] :: power supply (source of mains/line power electricity)
τροφοδοτικό {n} [computing] :: power supply [for instruments requiring a supply voltage different to that of the electricity supply]
τροφοδοτικός {adj} [electricity] :: relating to internal or external supply of electrical power
τροφοδοτώ {v} :: supply, provision
τροφοδοτώ {v} :: provide [necessities]
τροχαλία {f} :: pulley
τροχιά {f} :: orbit
τροχιά {f} :: course
τροχιά {f} :: trajectory
τροχιστής {m} :: sharpener, grinder [occupation]
τροχονόμος {mf} :: traffic policeman/policewoman (police officer responsible for road traffic)
τροχός {m} :: wheel
τροχόσπιτο {n} :: caravan, motor home, camper (furnished vehicle (towed or self-powered) used as a dwelling)
τρυγόνα {f} :: female turtle dove, Streptopelia turtur
τρυγόνα {f} :: a Pontian dance
τρυγόνα {f} [figuratively, colloquial] :: graceful woman
τρυγονάκι {n} :: diminutive of τρυγόνι
τρυγονάκι {n} [figuratively, usually in the plural] :: lovebird
τρυγόνι {n} :: turtle dove, Streptopelia turtur
τρύπα {f} :: hole
τρυπάνι {n} :: drill [tool for making holes]
τρυπάνι {n} [medicine] :: trepanner [tool for trepanning]
τρυπάω {v} :: pierce, puncture, drill, prick [make a hole in]
τρυπημένος {v} :: pierced, with holes
τρυποκάρυδο {n} :: alternative form of τρυποκάρυδος
τρυποκάρυδος {m} :: woodpecker
τρυποφοβία {f} :: trypophobia
τρυπώ {v} [slightly formal] :: alternative form of τρυπάω
Τρωάδα {prop} {f} [historical] :: Troad
Τρωάδα {prop} {f} :: the Biga peninsula [the modern name]
τρώγω {v} :: alternative form of τρώω
τρωκτικά {prop} {np} :: Rodentia
τρωκτικό {n} :: rodent [mammal of the order Rodentia]
τρώω {v} :: eat (chew and swallow food)
τρώω {v} :: eat, breakfast, dine (have a meal)
τρώω {v} [religion] :: eat nonfasting foods
τρώω {v} :: corrode, abrade, eat into, rust away
τρώω {v} :: bite, sting [by insect,etc]
τρώω {v} [figuratively] :: take bribes
τσαγιέρα {f} :: teapot
τσαγιέρα {f} :: kettle
τσάι {n} :: tea [drink and leaves]
τσακάλι {n} :: jackal
τσακίρ κέφι {n} [familiar] :: at the peak of κέφι, high spirits, also implying slight drunkenness
τσακμάκι {n} :: cigarette lighter
τσακμάκι {n} :: bright spark
τσακωμός {m} :: argument, quarrel, row
Τσάκωνας {m} :: Tsakonian: of or relating to the people of the Tsakonia area
Τσακωνιά {prop} {f} :: the area of Tsakonia in Greece
τσακώνικα {np} :: the Tsakonian language
τσακωνική {adj} :: [also substantivized]:
τσακώνικος {adj} :: Tsakonian
τσακωνικός {adj} :: Tsakonian [learned and less frequent than τσακώνικος]
τσακώνομαι {v} [colloquial] :: fight, quarrel, argue [both physically and by words]
τσακώνω {vt} [colloquial] :: catch, capture (seize by force)
τσακώνω {vt} [colloquial] :: grab, swipe (seize by force physically)
τσακώνω {v} :: and see the passive voiceτσακώνομαι
τσαλαπετεινός {m} :: Upupa epops: the hoopoe
τσάμπα {adv} :: alternative form of τζάμπα
τσαμπί {n} :: bunch [of fruit]
τσαμπουκάς {m} [colloquial, slang] :: bullying behaviour, tough guy behaviour, toughness [typically linked to mangas-type people]
τσαμπουκάς {m} [colloquial, slang, by extension] :: bully, tough guy (person who adopts the above behaviour, usually male)
τσαμπουκάς {m} [colloquial, slang, figuratively] :: boldness, guts, daring, nerve, balls (the courageousness to do something)
τσαμπούνα {f} [musical instruments] :: tsampouna (bagpipes of the Greek islands)
τσαμπουνάω {v} :: alternative form of τσαμπουνώ
τσαμπουνίζω {v} :: alternative form of τσαμπουνώ
τσαμπουνώ {v} :: prattle, prate, be a windbag
τσαμπουνώ {v} :: gossip
τσάμπουρο {n} :: grape stem
Τσαντ {prop} {n} :: Chad [country in central Africa]
τσάντα {f} :: bag, purse, handbag
τσάπα {f} :: hoe
τσαπί {n} :: alternative form of τσάπα
τσαρλατάνος {m} :: charlatan, imposter, con man, mountebank
τσάρος {m} :: tsar
τσαρτσάρα {f} :: mistle thrush, Turdus viscivorus
τσεκάρομαι {v} :: I am checked
τσεκάρω {v} [colloquial] :: check
τσεκούρι {n} :: axe [UK], ax [US]
τσέλιγκας {m} :: owner of many sheep or goats
τσέλιγκας {m} :: chief shepherd
Τσέλμσφορντ {prop} :: Τσέλμσφορντ (city)
τσέλο {n} :: cello
τσέμπαλο {n} :: harpsichord
τσεμπέρι {n} :: traditional headscarf [worn for warmth, cleanliness or fashion]
τσέπη {f} :: pocket [in clothing]
τσεπώνω {v} :: take money illegally, pocket
Τσέχα {f} :: Czech (a person from Czech Republic)
Τσεχία {prop} {f} :: Czech Republic
τσέχικα {np} :: alternative form of τσεχικά
Τσεχικά {np} :: alternative case form of τσεχικά
τσεχικά {np} :: The Czech language
τσέχικος {adj} [colloquial] :: alternative form of τσεχικός
τσεχικός {adj} :: Czech (relating to the Czech Republic, its people or its language)
Τσέχος {m} :: Czech (a person from Czech Republic)
Τσεχοσλοβάκα {f} :: Czechoslovak (a person from Czechoslovakia)
Τσεχοσλοβακία {prop} {f} :: Czechoslovakia
τσεχοσλοβάκικος {adj} :: alternative form of τσεχοσλοβακικός
τσεχοσλοβακικός {adj} :: Czechoslovakian (relating to the country of Czechoslovakia or its people)
Τσεχοσλοβάκος {m} :: Czechoslovak (a person from Czechoslovakia)
τσιγαρίλα {f} [colloquial] :: cigarette smell (unpleasant smell of of smoke left by cigarette use)
τσιγαριλίκι {n} :: joint, marijuana cigarette
τσιγαρλίκι {n} :: alternative form of τσιγαριλίκι
τσιγάρο {n} :: cigarette
τσιγγάνα {m} :: gypsy, gipsy
Τσιγγάνος {m} :: alternative form of τσιγγάνος
τσιγγάνος {m} :: Gypsy, Gipsy
τσιγκέλι {n} :: rod
τσιγκέλι {n} :: hook
τσιγκούνης {adj} :: miserly, scrooge like
τσιγκουνιά {f} :: cheapness, niggardliness
τσίκλα {f} :: alternative form of τσίχλα
τσίκνα {f} :: the smell of roasting or burning meat
Τσικνιάς {prop} {m} :: Mount Tsiknias, situated on the Greek island of Tinos
τσικνιάς {m} :: egret (bird)
Τσικνοπέμπτη {f} :: a traditional celebration in Greece and Cyprus during Carnival
τσικουδιά {f} :: tsikoudia (a spirit sometimes flavoured with aniseed or other herbs)
τσικουδιά {f} :: Cretan dialect form of τσίπουρο
τσίλι {n} :: chilli [UK], chili [US]
τσιμεντένιος {adj} [architecture] :: concrete [made of concrete]
τσιμέντο {n} :: cement
τσιμέντο {n} :: concrete
τσιμεντοκονία {n} [construction] :: cement mortar
τσιμινιέρα {f} :: funnel
τσιμπάω {v} :: nip, pinch
τσιμπάω {v} :: sting, prick
τσίμπημα {n} :: bite, sting, prick
τσιμπίδα {f} :: tongs, tweezers
τσιμπίδα {f} [figuratively] :: hand, clamp (of law, tax authorities, etc.)
τσιμπίδα του νόμου {f} :: long arm of the law (lit. "tongs of the law")
τσιμπιέμαι {v} [passive] :: be nipped, be pinched
τσιμπιέμαι {v} [passive] :: be stung
τσιμπούκι {n} :: tobacco pipe (used for inhaling the smoke of burning tobacco)
τσιμπούκι {n} [colloquial, vulgar, figuratively] :: blowjob, head (act of fellatio)
τσιμπουκότρυπα {f} [gay slang, colloquial, vulgar] :: glory hole (hole in a wall through which fellatio or masturbation is carried out for the sake of anonymity)
τσιμπουκώνω {v} [colloquial, vulgar] :: blow, go down on, give head, suck off (to fellate the penis)
τσιμπώ {v} :: rare form of τσιμπάω
τσίου-τσίου {interj} [onomatopoeia] :: cheep (short, high-pitched sound made by a small bird)
τσίου-τσίου {n} :: cheep (short, high-pitched sound made by a small bird)
τσιπ {n} [technology, electronics] :: chip, integrated circuit
τσιπ {n} [irregular plural: τσιπς] :: crisps [UK], chips [US] (fried sliced potato)
τσίπουρο {n} :: tsipouro (a spirit sometimes flavoured with aniseed or other herbs)
τσίπουρο {n} [colloquial] :: an edible marine fish [sea bream and a number of other varieties]
τσιπς {n} :: crisps [UK], chips [US] (fried sliced potato)
τσιράκι {n} :: apprentice, underling
τσιράκι {n} [figuratively] :: creep, sycophant
Τσιρίγο {n} [colloquial] :: Kythira (also Cythera, Kythera or Kithira)
τσίρκο {n} :: circus [travelling entertainment]
τσίρλα {f} [colloquial, vulgar] :: diarrhea (watery or very soft excrement)
τσίσα {np} [in plural, colloquial, childish] :: alternative form of τσίσια
τσίσια {np} [colloquial, childish] :: wee, pee (urine)
τσίτσα {f} [vernacular, demotic, rare] :: a wooden flask, especially for wine
τσίτσα {f} [vernacular, demotic, very rare] :: a kind of basket
τσιτσί {n} [colloquial, childish] :: meat
τσιτσίδι {adv} [colloquial, humorous] :: stark naked
τσίτσιδος {adj} [colloquial, humorous] :: stark naked, starkers, completely nude, naked as the day one was born
τσίχλα {f} [ornithology] :: thrush; especially Turdus philomelos: song thrush
τσίχλα {f} [figuratively] :: thin, scrawny man
τσίχλα {f} :: chewing gum
τσιχλαηδόνι {n} [ornithology] :: Luscinia luscinia, the thrush nightingale
τσογλαναράς {m} [colloquial, derogatory] :: augmentative of τσογλάνι
τσογλάνι {n} [colloquial, derogatory] :: brat, scoundrel, scamp, ne'er-do-well, rapscallion, scumbag (a young male cheeky person or troublemaker)
τσόγλανος {m} [colloquial, derogatory] :: augmentative of τσογλάνι
τσοκ {n} [engineering] :: chuck [part of lathe, electric drill, milling machine etc]
τσοκ {n} [automotive] :: choke [carburetor component]
τσοκ {n} :: choke [constriction in a shotgun barrel]
τσόλι {n} :: tattered blanket
τσόλι {n} :: rag rug
τσόλι {n} [figuratively] :: worthless man
τσόντα {f} :: gusset (small piece of cloth inserted in a garment, for the purpose of strengthening some part or giving it a tapering enlargement)
τσόντα {f} [by extension] :: supplement, addition (anything added onto something else)
τσόντα {f} [colloquial, by extension] :: A scene of pornography added into an unrelated film
τσόντα {f} [colloquial, by extension] :: porno, porn film, blue movie, skin flick (a pornographic film)
τσοπάνης {m} [agriculture] :: shepherd
τσορίθο {n} :: chorizo
Τσουάνα {np} :: alternative form of τσουάνα
τσουάνα {np} :: Tswana (the language of the Bantu people living in Botswana)
τσουγκράνα {f} :: rake, garden rake
τσουγκρανίζω {v} :: rake, scarify the soil
τσουγκρίζω {v} :: tap [two red Easter eggs together]
τσουγκρίζω {v} :: clink [two wine glasses together]
τσουγκρίζω {v} :: strike [two vehicles colliding gently]
τσούκτρα {f} :: alternative form of τσούχτρα
τσούλα {f} [offensive, derogatory] :: slut, tart, hussy, whore
τσουλήθρα {f} :: slide [playground toy]
τσούλι {n} :: alternative form of τσόλι
τσουνάμι {n} [nautical] :: tsunami, tidal wave
τσούνι {n} [botany, colloquial] :: stalk, stem
τσούνι {n} [childish, colloquial] :: penis
τσούνι {n} [in the plural] :: skittles
τσούρα {f} [cypriot] :: goat
τσουράπι {n} [vernacular] :: thick woollen sock
τσουτσούνι {n} [vulgar, colloquial, childish] :: willy, pecker, dick (penis)
τσούχτρα {f} [zoology] :: jellyfish
τσούχτρα {f} [figuratively, derogatory] :: sly evil woman
τσόφλι {n} :: eggshell, shell
τσόφλι {n} :: peel, skin
τυλίγομαι {v} :: wind oneself up, become engulfed
τυλίγομαι {v} :: wind up, wrap around, coil up
τυλίγω {v} :: roll, coil, wind
τυλίγω {v} :: roll up, wind up
τύμπανο {n} [musical instruments] :: timpani, drum
τύμπανο {n} [anatomy] :: ear drum
τύμπανο {n} [architecture] :: tympanum
τύμπανο {n} [lithography] :: drum
τυμπανοκρουσία {f} :: a drum roll on snare drum, tattoo
τυμπανοκρουσία {f} [figuratively] :: noisy presentation, fanfare
Τυνησία {prop} {f} :: Tunisia
τυπική απόκλιση {f} [statistics] :: standard deviation
τυπογραφείο {n} [typography] :: print shop, printer's, printing works [a printing business building]
τυπογραφία {f} [typography] :: typography, printing
τυπογραφικός {adj} [typography] :: typographical, typographic
τυπογράφος {mf} [typography] :: printer [the occupation]
τυπογράφος {mf} :: typographer
τυποποιημένος {adj} :: standard, basic, original, standardised, unoriginal
τύπος {m} :: sort, type, mould, stamp [of a person character]
τύπος {m} :: model, type [of car, etc]
τύπος {m} :: shape, form
τύπος {m} :: the press, the newspapers collectively
τύπος {m} :: formality, convention
τύπος {m} [chemistry, mathematics] :: formula
τύπος {m} [colloquial] :: a man, a guy, a chap
τυπώνω {v} :: I print
τυραννάω {v} :: alternative form of τυραννώ
τυραννία {f} :: tyranny, despotism
τυραννία {f} :: torment, torture
τυραννιέμαι {v} :: torture yourself
τυραννικός {adj} :: tyrannical [of, or relating to tyranny]
τύραννος {m} :: tyrant
τύραννος {m} [historical] :: tyrant [an absolute ruler in ancient Greece]
τυραννώ {v} :: torment
τυραννώ {v} :: tyrannise [UK], tyrannize [US]
τυρί {n} :: cheese
τυρκουάζ {adj} [colour] :: turquoise [blue-green]
τυρκουάζ {n} [geology] :: turquoise [gem stone]
τυρκουάζ {n} [colour] :: turquoise [blue-green]
Τύρναβος {prop} {m} :: Tyrnavos (large town in Larissa in Greece)
τυροκαυτερή {f} :: Tirokafteri, spicy appetiser, consisting of cheese, olive oil, hot peppers and various other ingredients
τυροκομία {f} :: cheesemaking, cheese production
τυροκομικός {adj} :: related to cheese or cheesemaking
τυροκόμος {mf} :: cheesemaker
τυρόπηγμα {n} :: curd
τυρόπιτα {f} :: cheese pie (Greek pastry made with phyllo and containing cheese, usually feta)
τυροπιτάκι {n} :: diminutive of τυρόπιτα
τυροπιτούλα {f} :: diminutive of τυρόπιτα
Τύρος {prop} {f} :: Τύρος (city)
τυροσίνη {f} [biochemistry] :: tyrosine
τυρόφιλος {m} :: cheese-lover, turophile
Τυρρηνή {f} :: Etruscan (a person from Etruria)
Τυρρηνία {prop} {f} :: Etruria, Tyrrhenia
Τυρρηνική θάλασσα {prop} {f} :: Tyrrhenian Sea
τυρρηνικός {adj} :: Etruscan (relating to Etruria or its people or language)
Τυρρηνός {m} :: Etruscan (a person from Etruria)
τύφλα {f} [medicine] :: blindness
τύφλα {adj} [only in the phrase τυφλά στο μεθύσι] :: blind (drunk)
τυφλόμυγα {f} :: blind man's buff
τυφλοπόντικας {m} :: mole [mammal]
τυφλός {adj} :: blind
τυφλότητα {f} [medicine] :: blindness
τύφλωση {f} [medicine] :: blindness, sightlessness
τύφλωση {f} [figuratively] :: inability to understand
τύφος {m} [medicine] :: typhus
τυφώνας {m} [meteorology] :: hurricane, typhoon
τυχαία {adv} :: randomly
τυχαία {adv} :: by chance
τυχαίνω {v} :: happen, happen on, chance, occur by chance
τυχαίος {adj} :: random, chance, casual, fortuitous
τυχερός {adj} :: fortunate, lucky
τύχη {f} :: fate, chance, luck
τυχοδιώκτης {n} :: chancer, one who pursues his of her own luck
τχης {mf} :: abbreviation of ταγματάρχης
τωόντι {adv} :: indeed
τώρα {adv} :: now
τώρα στα γεράματα, μάθε γέρο γράμματα {proverb} :: you can't teach an old dog new tricks, old habits die hard (it is impossible to change people's habits, traits or mindset)