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Birth of St. John the Baptist
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kalokéri
καλοκαίρι
neutral
(n)
summer
Perásame tis fetinés kalokerinés diakopés s´éna kondinó théretro.
Περάσαμε τις φετινές καλοκαιρινές διακοπές σ' ένα κοντινό θέρετρο.
We spent this year's summer vacation at a nearby resort.
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to pídima tis fotiás
το πήδημα της φωτιάς
(p)
leaping through fire
amílito neró
αμίλητο νερό
neutral
(p)
silent water
therinó iliostásio
θερινό ηλιοστάσιο
neutral
(p)
summer solstice
yénisi tu Ayíu Ioánni tu Vaptistí
γέννηση του Αγίου Ιωάννη του Βαπτιστή
(p)
Birth of St. John the Baptist
profítis
προφήτης
masculine
(n)
prophet
didaskalía
διδασκαλία
feminine
(n)
teaching
pródromos
πρόδρομος
masculine
(n)
precursor
prosonímio
προσωνύμιο
Neuter
(n)
nickname
klídonas
κλήδονας
masculine
(n)
klidonas
kátharsi
κάθαρση
feminine
(n)
catharsis
teleturyikó
τελετουργικό
neutral
(n)
ritual
mandía
μαντεία
feminine
(n)
divination
kordóni
κορδόνι
neutral
(n)
string
idrofóros
υδροφόρος
Masculine
(a)
water-bearer
mandináda
μαντινάδα
feminine
(n)
mantinada
lioméno molívi
λιωμένο μολύβι
neutral
(p)
molten lead
fotiá
φωτιά
feminine
(n)
bonfire
paramoní
παραμονή
feminine
(n)
eve
kápsimo tu protomayátiku stefaniú
κάψιμο του πρωτομαγιάτικου στεφανιού
neutral
(p)
burning of the May wreath
rígani
ρίγανη
feminine
(n)
oregano
Áyios Ioánis o Vaptistís
Αγίος Ιωάννης ο Βαπτιστής
masculine
(p)
St. John the Baptist
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