ποτό

Greek

Etymology

From Ancient Greek ποτόν (potón), noun use of the neuter form of ποτός (potós, “drinkable”), from Proto-Hellenic *potós, from Proto-Indo-European *ph₃tós (“(having been) drunk; having drunk”), derived from the root *peh₃- (“to drink”). Cognate with Italian poto.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /poˈto/

Noun

ποτό • (potó) n (plural ποτά)

  1. beverage, drink

Declension
declension of ποτό
case     \     number singular plural
nominative ποτό • ποτά •
genitive ποτού • ποτών •
accusative ποτό • ποτά •
vocative ποτό • ποτά •
  • απότιστος (apótistos, “unwatered”, adjective)
  • κρασοπότηρο n (krasopótiro, “wine glass”)
  • ποτάμι n (potámi, “river, stream”)
  • ποταμός m (potamós, “river, stream”)
  • ποτηράκι n (potiráki, “small glass”)
  • ποτήρι n (potíri, “glass, tumbler”)
  • πότης m (pótis, “drinker”)
  • ποτίζω (potízo, “to water, to irrigate”)
  • πότισμα n (pótisma, “watering”)
  • ποτιστήρι f (potistíri, “watering can”)
  • ποτιστής m (potistís, “waterer”)
  • ποτιστικός (potistikós, “watering”, adjective)
  • ποτίστρα f (potístra, “water trough, watering hole”)
  • ποτοαπαγόρευση f (potoapagórefsi, “prohibition”)
  • ποτοποιείο n (potopoieío, “distillery”)
  • ποτοποιός m (potopoiós, “distiller”)
  • ποτοπωλείο n (potopoleío, “wine shop”)
  • πότρια f (pótria, “drinker”)

References
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