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In Wiktionary Greek refers to the language spoken by the Greek people as it has developed since
the Fall of Constantinople in 1453.   About Ancient Greek gives guidance for earlier forms.



What I liked about Greece was not just poems and not just books, but the impressive force of the language itself, unconfined by dictionaries, spoken in the streets, in cafes and in the country.
—   Peter Levi. The Hill of Kronos. 1980   —


Entries for Modern Greek terms in the English Wiktionary are written in English, entries in Greek should be looked for in the Greek Wiktionary — το Βικιλεξικό.   More help may be found in Entry layout explained, Help:Contents and Help:Index are available. As well as Standard Modern Greek, entries will be found in Katharevousa and other older, post-1453 forms of the language.

Guidance is given below, but prospective editors can do little better by referring to the collection of model entries - Greek model pages. There is also a Glossary of terms particular to Greek grammar.

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