“Herb”, “Herbs” in Greek

In Greek, “Herb” (the noun) is written using the Latin script as:

(n) Mirodiko

Using the Greek alphabet, it is written as:

(n) Μυρωδικό

In Greek, “Herbs” (the noun) is written using the Latin script as:

(n) Mirodika

Using the Greek alphabet, it is written as:

(n) Μυρωδικά

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Examples in sentences or statements

“What is this herb called?”

Pos onomazetai afto to mirodiko?

Πως ονομάζεται αυτό το μυρωδικό;

 
“Basil is a herb.”

O vassilikos einai mirodiko.

Ο βασιλικός είναι μυρωδικό.

 
“Can you pick up some herbs from the store?”

Mporeis na pareis merika mirodika apo to magazi?

Μπορείς να πάρεις μερικά μυρωδικά α[ό το μαγαζί;

 
“She loves cooking with fresh herbs from her garden.”

Tis aresei na mageirevei me freska mirodika apo to kipo tis.

Της αρέσει να μαγειρεύει με φρέσκα μυρωδικά από τον κήπο της.

 
“The recipe calls for a pinch of dried herbs.”

I sintagi leei mia preza apoksiramena mirodika.

Η συνταγή λέει μια πρέζα αποξηραμένα μυρωδικά.

 
In other Mediterranean languages and dialects

“Herb”, “Herbs” in Lebanese Arabic

“Herb”, “Herbs” in Tunisian Arabic