"Glowing" in Greek
In Greek, "Glowing" (the adjective, in the singular form) is written using the Latin script as:
(m) Laberos
(f) Laberi
(n) Labero
Using the Greek alphabet, it is written as:
(m) Λαμπερός
(f) Λαμπερή
(n) Λαμπερό
In Greek, "Glowing" (in the plural form) is written using the Latin script as:
(m) Laberoi
(f) Laberes
(n) Labera
Using the Greek alphabet, it is written as:
(m) Λαμπεροί
(f) Λαμπερές
(n) Λαμπερά
(Editor's note: When referring to a person, "Glowing" is commonly translated in the verb form. The verb series is: (I) Labo / Λάμπω Labeis / Λάμπεις (You, formal) Labete / Λάμπετε (He, She, It) Labei / Λάμπει (We) Laboume / Λάμπουμε (They) Laboun / Λάμπουν.)
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Examples in sentences or statements
"The stars are glowing."
Ta asteria einai labera.
Τα αστέρια είναι λαμπερά.
"You're glowing! Did you get the job?"
Labeis! Pires ti douleia?
Λάμπεις! Πήρες τη δουλειά;
(Editor's note: In the statement translation above, the verb for "Glowing", Labeis / Λάμπεις, was provided as it is most conventionally used in this type of statement. Alternatively, a speaker could use the adjective (m) Laberos / Λαμπερός (f) Laberi / Λαμπερή, making the statement (m) Eisai laberos! ... / Είσαι λαμπερός! ... (f) Eisai laberi! / Είσαι λαμπερή! Eisai... / Είσαι... means "You are...")
"She picked up one of the glowing blue balls from the table."
Dialexe mia apo tis ble laberes balles apo to trapezi.
Διάλεξε μία από τις μπλε λαμπερές μπάλες από το τραπέζι.
"It's glowing."
Einai labero.
Είναι λαμπερό.
"It's not glowing."
Den einai labero.
Δεν είναι λαμπερό.
Related words in Greek
"Light", "Lights" (device) in Greek
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