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κάμποσος
considerable /ˈkambo.sos/
adjectiveC1#7299 most common
Also: quite a bit, substantial, plenty
Example sentences
Έχω κάμποσο χρόνο σήμερα.
I have a considerable amount of time today.
Η δουλειά του απαιτεί κάμποσο κόπο.
His job requires considerable effort.
Η διαφορά στην τιμή είναι κάμποσο μεγάλη.
The difference in price is considerable.
Έχει κάμποσο ενδιαφέρον να μάθεις νέα πράγματα.
It is considerably interesting to learn new things.
Πρέπει να επενδύσουμε κάμποσο χρόνο στην προετοιμασία.
We need to invest a considerable amount of time in preparation.
Η επιτυχία του απαιτεί κάμποσο σχεδιασμό και προγραμματισμό.
His success requires considerable planning and organization.
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | κάμποσος | κάμποσοι |
| Genitive | κάμποσου | κάμποσων |
| Accusative | κάμποσο | κάμποσους |
| Vocative | κάμποσε | κάμποσοι |
Word family
κάμποςplain, field
καμποσότηταconsiderable amount
καμποσόςconsiderable (variant form)
Etymology
The Modern Greek word 'κάμποσος' derives from the combination of 'κάμπος', meaning 'plain' or 'expanse', and the suffix '-σος', which indicates a quantity or degree. This term has evolved to signify a considerable amount or degree in contemporary usage.
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