| Grammar Notes: - Το (To): This is the neuter singular definite article, meaning "the." - πρόσωπο (prósopo): This is the noun meaning "face," in the accusative neuter singular form. - μιας (mias): This is the feminine genitive singular form of the indefinite article "μια" (mia), meaning "a" or "one." - όμορφης (ómorfis): This is the feminine genitive singular form of the adjective "όμορφη" (ómorfi), meaning "beautiful." - γυναίκας (gynaíkas): This is the genitive singular form of the noun "γυναίκα" (gynaíka), meaning "woman." - Έχει (Échei): This is the 3rd person singular present indicative form of the verb "έχω" (écho), meaning "to have." - κόκκινα (kókkina): This is the neuter plural accusative form of the adjective "κόκκινος" (kókkinos), meaning "red." - μαλλιά (malliá): This is the neuter plural noun meaning "hair." - καστανά (kastaná): This is the neuter plural accusative form of the adjective "καστανός" (kastanós), meaning "brown." - μάτια (mátia): This is the neuter plural noun meaning "eyes." - και (ke): This is the conjunction meaning "and." - φακίδες (fakídes): This is the plural nominative form of the noun "φακίδα" (fakída), meaning "freckles." Grammar tip: In Greek, adjectives agree in gender, number, and case with the nouns they describe. Verbs like "έχω" (to have) take direct objects in the accusative case, which aligns with the nouns "πρόσωπο," "μαλλιά," "μάτια," and "φακίδες" in this sentence. Related words: - Πρόσωπο (prósopo): noun, "face." - Μαλλιά (malliá): noun, "hair." - Μάτια (mátia): noun, "eyes." - Φακίδες (fakídes): noun, "freckles." |
