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Thanks, Daeman.

Good afternoon, Which form of "η γιορτή" is ""γιορτάσιμη"?

And in Turkish: yüzünü / suratını buruşturmak yüzünü / suratını ekşitmek :glare:

Thanks friends.

Good mornig, Is that an idiom?

Good eveningi What does "σκληρό τσόφλι" mean at here? Is it something like "withdrawn" or "stubborn"?

And the scene is not suitable for any lampoon. φουστάνι το [fustáni] Ο44 : 1. εξωτερικό γυναικείο ρούχο· φόρεμα: Kοντό / μακρύ / στενό / φαρδύ / γιορτινό / καθημερινό / ακριβό / φτηνό / χρωματιστό ~. Δεν είσαι άντρας εσύ, να βάλεις φουστάνια! (έκφρ.) είναι κολλημένος στο / κρέμεται από το ~...

Hi, Is ıt normally to call on as "φουστάνι" for cowl?

Thanks Themis.

Good evening, Do you see any allusion, etc. here? i.e. φέτα: slice and/or cheese - 1.λεπτό κομμάτι σε όλο το πλάτος από κάτι, συνήθως φαγώσιμο μια φέτα ψωμί 2.είδος μαλακού λευκού τυριού) Is the manner/ custom to offer a visitor for breakfast just "bread and wine" or "bread, cheese and wine"?

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thanks daeman.

Hi friends, How should I comprehend "παίζω" at here, "move i.e. σαλεύω" or "hesitate - as P. Bien 's"?

Thanks a lot, Lefki.

Good evening, Is there any relation of those words with New Testament?

Thanks all of you, friends.

Is καλοθρεμμένος (well fed) used for humans (except slang form) in Greek? Kazantzakis has written it many times in Αναφορά. And P. Bien translates it as "well-bred". Your opinions, please.

Thanks a lot of daeman. Your opinions are very reasonable.

I thank you, also Theseus.

thanks drsiebenmal