greetings
Greek translation: Γεια σας
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|  Selected response from: Maria Karra United States Local time: 11:51 | |||
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Γεια σας Explanation: Γεια σας (Geia sas) For Greetings the equivalent would be "xairetismous", but we don't use it in the beginning but rather at the end of an encounter. |
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12 hrs confidence:
χαίρετε Explanation: (Herete) This is a rather formal way to say "hello" and also "goodbye." An archaic form, since you reference Theology as the context, would be "χαίρε!" which is equivalent to "hail!" Native Greek |
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