The words of the day for July 29, 2010 are:

Nydri Lefkada View – Contributed by Maria Karapiperi

    Beginner:  ζώνη
    Type:   singular feminine
    Pronunciation:   zoni
    Definition:   belt
    Greek Phrase:   Η ζώνη μου είναι φαρδιά.
    English Phrase:   My belt is wide.
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    Intermediate:  γδύνω
    Type:  verb
    Pronunciation:  gdino
    Definition:  undress
    Greek Phrase:  Γδύνω το μωρό για να το κάνω μπάνιο.
    English Phrase:  I undress the baby so I can bathe it.
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    Advanced:  πορθμείο
    Type:  singular neuter
    Pronunciation:  porthmio
    Definition:  ferry terminal
    Greek Phrase:  Λόγο του καιρού, έχει κλείσει το πορθμείο.
    English Phrase:   Due to the weather, the ferry terminal is closed.
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