μόριο

Greek

Etymology

From Ancient Greek μόριον (mórion).

Noun

μόριο • (mório) n (plural μόρια)

  1. (physics) molecule
  2. particle, speck (a very small piece of matter)
  3. (anatomy) part (of the body)
    1. genitalia, parts
  4. (grammar, linguistics) particle
  5. point (in an evaluative scale)

Declension

Declension of μόριο
singular plural
nominative μόριο (mório) μόρια (mória)
genitive μορίου (moríou)
μόριου (móriou) 		μορίων (moríon)
accusative μόριο (mório) μόρια (mória)
vocative μόριο (mório) μόρια (mória)

Derived terms

  • γεννητικό μόριο (gennitikó mório, “genital, genitalia”)

Further reading

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