νότα

Greek

Pronunciation

  • Homophone: νώτα (nóta)

Etymology 1

From Latin nota.

Noun

νότα • (nóta) f (plural νότες)

  1. (literally) (music) note (written or printed character)
  2. (by extension) note (sound of a note)
  3. (figuratively) nuance
Declension

The genitive plural is rare.
Declension of νότα
singular plural
nominative νότα (nóta) νότες (nótes)
genitive νότας (nótas) νοτών (notón)
accusative νότα (nóta) νότες (nótes)
vocative νότα (nóta) νότες (nótes)
Synonyms
  • (literally): σημείο n (simeío)
  • (literally): φθογγόσημο n (fthongósimo)
  • (nuance): τόνος m (tónos)

Etymology 2

From French note.

Noun

νότα • (nóta) f

  1. (literally) note (diplomatic missive or written communication)
Declension

The genitive plural is rare.
Declension of νότα
singular plural
nominative νότα (nóta) νότες (nótes)
genitive νότας (nótas) νοτών (notón)
accusative νότα (nóta) νότες (nótes)
vocative νότα (nóta) νότες (nótes)
Synonyms
  • διακοίνωση f (diakoínosi)
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