“Lit” (luminosity) in Greek

In Greek, “Lit” (the adjective, as in luminosity, in the singular form) is written using the Latin script as:

(m) Anammenos

(f) Anammeni

(n) Anammeno

Using the Greek alphabet, it is written as:

(m) Αναμμένος

(f) Αναμμένη

(n) Αναμμένο

In Greek, “Lit” (in the plural form) is written using the Latin script as:

(m) Anammenoi

(f) Anammenes

(n) Anammena

Using the Greek alphabet, it is written as:

(m) Αναμμένοι

(f) Αναμμένες

(n) Αναμμένα

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Examples in sentences or statements

 
“The room is lit.”

To domatio exei fos.

Το δωμάτιο έχει φως.

(Editor’s note: The principal translation isn’t conventionally used in the above statement. The translation above would be translated as, “The room has light.” Domatio / Δωμάτιο has the effect of, “has light”.)

 
“The street is well lit.”

O dromos einai kala fotismenos.

Ο δρόμος είναι καλά φωτισμένος.

(Editor’s note: The principal translation isn’t conventionally used in the above statement. The translation provided would be translated into English as, “The street has given light.” Fotismenos / Φωτισμένος has the effect of, “Something or someone has given light to something.”)

 
“The candles are lit.”

Ta keria einai anammena.

Τα κεριά είναι αναμμένα.

 
“The stage was beautifully lit.”

I skini eixe omorfo fotismo.

Η σκηνή είχε όμορφο φωτισμό.

 
“The lamp is lit.”

I lampa einai anammeni.

Η λάμπα είναι αναμμένη.