"Aisle", "Aisles" in Greek

By Ioanna T. On Feb 3, 2026

In Greek, "Aisle" (the noun) is written using the Latin script as:

(m) Diadromos

Using the Greek alphabet, it is written as:

(m) Διάδρομος

In Greek , "Aisles" (the noun) is written using the Latin script as:

(m) Diadromoi

Using the Greek alphabet, it is written as:

(m) Διάδρομοι

(Editor's note: In Greek, whether in a grocery store or on an airplane, "Aisle" is Diadromos / Διάδρομος.)

(on an airplane) "Don't stand in the aisle."

(singular) Min stekesai ston diadromo.

(plural) Min stekeste ston diadromo.

(singular) Μην στέκεσαι στον διάδρομο.

(plural) Μην στέκεστε στον διάδρομο.

"What aisle is your salt and pepper in?"

Se poio diadromo einai to alati kai to piperi?

Σε ποιο διάδρομο είναι το αλάτι και το πιπέρι;

"The sauces are in Aisle 7. "

Oi saltses einai ston diadromo 7.

Οι σάλτσες είναι στον διάδρομο 7.

"We're in Aisle 4."

Eimaste ston diadromo 4.

Είμαστε στον διάδρομο 4.

"This grocery store has five aisles."

Afto to magazi exei pente diadromous.

Αυτό το μαγαζί έχει πέντε διαδρόμους.