Your Greek Word On A Sunday
Emmanuela Lia
Award nominated, bite-size podcast. Every Sunday, Greek words used in the English language. Travelling words, connecting cultures.
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Episode 24: Hubris
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06/16/18 • 1 min
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Episode 39: Diaspora
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02/10/19 • 0 min
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Episode 189:Dichotomy
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11/27/22 • 0 min
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Τέμνω (temno) in Greek means 'I cut', the noun is Τομή (tomi). Δυο (dio) means 'two' and when combined it becomes Διχο-(dicho). The combined word came into English from Latin and referred to the philosophical and political division theory of: cutting in two different classes. Since then, it's been more frequently used in every day language, meaning, simply, 'a division'. ΔΙΧΟΤΟΜΗΣΗ/DICHOTOMY
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Episode 212: Comet
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05/07/23 • 0 min
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As we enter Spring and enjoying clear skies more and more, can you imagine what the sky must have looked like in ancient times? How clear and rich the night sky might have looked? Around 500 BC , Greek astronomers were noticing -among other things-moving stars. Κόμη (Come) in ancient Greek meant 'hair' so, a moving start that looked like it had long hair whilst moving was-and still is-a ΚΟΜΗΤΗΣ/COMET
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Episode 98: Butter
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05/31/20 • 0 min
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Episode 120: Demons
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02/07/21 • 0 min
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Episode 35: Hours
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01/13/19 • 0 min
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Episode 29: Technology
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07/21/18 • 0 min
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Episode 121:Ionian Sea
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02/14/21 • 1 min
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Episode 119: Idyllic
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01/31/21 • 0 min
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How many episodes does Your Greek Word On A Sunday have?
Your Greek Word On A Sunday currently has 295 episodes available.
What topics does Your Greek Word On A Sunday cover?
The podcast is about Learning, Language, History, Myths, Language Learning, Podcasts, English, Education and Greek.
What is the most popular episode on Your Greek Word On A Sunday?
The episode title 'Episode 197: Monotone' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Your Greek Word On A Sunday?
The average episode length on Your Greek Word On A Sunday is 1 minutes.
How often are episodes of Your Greek Word On A Sunday released?
Episodes of Your Greek Word On A Sunday are typically released every 7 days.
When was the first episode of Your Greek Word On A Sunday?
The first episode of Your Greek Word On A Sunday was released on Jan 7, 2018.
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