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Λογος

Word, reason, story

Αγγελος

Messenger

Δουλος

Slave

Διδασκαλος

Teacher

Θεος

God

Ίππος

Horse

Ξενος

Stranger, foreigner

Ποταμος

River

Στρατηγος

General, commander

Στρατος

Army

Συμμαχος

Ally

Τιμη

Honour

Βουλη

Plan, council

Βοη

Shout

Γη

Earth

Δικαιοσυνη

Justice

Ειρηνη

Peace

Επιστολη

Letter

Κωμη

Village

Νικη

Victory

Πυλη

Gate

Φωνη

Voice