anything in Greek
anything in Greek is οτιδήποτε, ό,τι — anything means any thing, event, or fact at all, of whatever kind.
anything in Greek
οτιδήποτε
Pronounced: otidipote
Someone or something of importance.
οτιδήποτε
Pronounced: otidipote
Any object, act, state, event, or fact whatsoever; a thing of any kind; something or other.
ό,τι
Pronounced: o,ti
Any object, act, state, event, or fact whatsoever; a thing of any kind; something or other.
What does "anything" mean?
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pron Any thing, event, or fact at all, of whatever kind.
"Did anything interesting happen at work today?"
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adv To any degree or in any way (used to strengthen a comparison).
"The new model is nothing like anything we've seen before."
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anything in a sentence
- Did anything interesting happen at work today?
- I'd do anything to help my family.
- The new model is nothing like anything we've seen before.
- The weather today isn't anything like it was yesterday.
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What is "anything" in Greek?
"anything" in Greek is οτιδήποτε, ό,τι. anything means: Any thing, event, or fact at all, of whatever kind.
How do you pronounce οτιδήποτε?
"anything" in Greek is οτιδήποτε, pronounced "otidipote".
How do you use "anything" in a sentence?
Example: "Did anything interesting happen at work today?" In Greek, "anything" is οτιδήποτε, ό,τι.
Are there other ways to say "anything" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "anything": οτιδήποτε, ό,τι.
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