Digamma is the archaic letter for v

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Cool

I see

ΜΠΑΤΑΡΙΑΣ = BATARIAS

Yes

That's a cool nerdy phonetical origin to tell though @ΕΘΝΙΚH ΑΝΤΙΣΤΑΣΗ

Comes straight from indo european

or like bananas in greek:

μπανανες

Based

Wtf

just another example

Anthropos you are the owner right? Is there another one?

like when I go to the supermarket I see the writings all the time

I assume singular is μπαναν, μπανανος @ΕΘΝΙΚH ΑΝΤΙΣΤΑΣΗ

so I'm pretty damn sure I'm right

since I live here

all I'm saying

Right?

nah

Nominative, Genitive?

singular is just μπανανα

simple

@manel_is_rad🤘 yes

Don't you have cases left? @ΕΘΝΙΚH ΑΝΤΙΣΤΑΣΗ

ενα μπανανα παρακαλω

one banana please

yes we do

we just don't use it in every single word

as it's not necessary

Ah i see

just like the english banana

Well now that we're talking about Greek might as well say a cool origin for a word in common european languages

for multiple bananas it's μπανανες and one it's just simply μπανανα

pretty easy to comprehend I think

Ελεφας, ελεφαντος is the ancient Greek word for ivory, which then became elephant because of the use and the reputation the animal had through history

n = ν
b = μπ
v = β
a = α

t = τ
f = φ

etc...

doin yo mom