The Greek term "at that place autou’" matches the English term "at that place"

other greek words that include "at" : english :
aberration la’ðos, ftai’zimo aberration
accusal kathgori’a accusal
accusation kathgori’a accusation
accuser kath’goros accuser
acrobat akroda’ths acrobat
actor ðeatri’nos actor
actually pra’gmati actually
advocate zikhgo’ros advocate
affiliate uio’s affiliate
affiliation uio’s affiliation
affirmation upo’sxesh affirmation
air-balloon aero’stato air-balloon
amphitheatre amfiðe’atro amphitheatre
anatomy anatomi’a anatomy
annotation no’ta annotation
Annunciation Euaggelismo’s Annunciation
apathy apa’ðeia apathy
apparently safw’s, ta’xa, ta’xates apparently
appellation o’noma, onomasi’a appellation
aquatic uzro’dios aquatic
army stratia’ army
as a matter of fact pra’gmati as a matter of fact
as if ta’xa, ta’xates as if
asphalt a’sfaltos, katra’mi, pi’ssa asphalt
as though ta’xa, ta’xates as though
at zi’pla at
athlete aðlhth’s athlete
atmosphere atmo’sfaira atmosphere
atmospheric phenomenon mete’wro atmospheric phenomenon
at once ame’sws at once
automatic auto’matos automatic
balloon aero’stato, mpalo’ni balloon
barracks stratw’nas barracks
barrel-organ katra’mi barrel-organ
barrister-at-law zikhgo’ros barrister-at-law
bat nuxteri’za bat
bath mpanie’ra bath
bathing suit magio’ bathing suit
battery mpatari’a battery
bedroom zwma’tio, koitw’nas, kreddatoka’mara bedroom
bicycle pozh’lato bicycle
bike pozh’lato bike
blackberry dato’mouro blackberry
blackberry bush dato’mouro blackberry bush
boat mpo’ta boat
bramble dato’mouro bramble
breath anapnoh’, ana’sa, xnw’to breath
brother-in-law kounia’zos, mpatzana’khs brother-in-law
bureaucracy grafeiokrati’a bureaucracy
cat ga’ta cat
catalogue eureth’rio, kata’logos, li’sta catalogue
catastrophe katastrofh’ catastrophe
category kathgori’a category
caterpillar ka’mpia caterpillar
centimetre ekatosto’metro centimetre
chocolate sokola’ta chocolate
cinema kinhmatogra’fos cinema
class kathgori’a class
climate kli’ma climate
coat saka’ki coat
cockroach katsari’za cockroach
colonel suntagmata’rxhs colonel
comb kte’ni, tsatsa’ra, xte’ni comb
compensation amoidh’ compensation
consolation parhgoria’ consolation
coronation ste’psh coronation
cotton-wool dat cotton-wool
cycle pozh’lato cycle
data u’lh data
date xourma’s, hmeromhni’a date
daughter ðugate’ra, ko’rh daughter
death ða’natos, ðanh’, xa’ros death
declaration of policy pro’gramma declaration of policy
democracy zhmokrati’a democracy
democrat zhmokra’ths democrat
democratic zhmokratiko’s democratic
dentist ozonti’atros dentist
diplomat ziplwma’ths diplomat
directory eureth’rio, kata’logos, li’sta directory
doctor giatro’s, iatro’s doctor
drug iatrikh’ drug
dung skata’ dung
elevator asanse’r elevator
empire autokratori’a empire
excrement skata’ excrement
explosion anati’nazh, e’krhzh explosion
eyelid dle’faro, mato’fullo eyelid
father gonea’s, pate’ras father
father-in-law peðero’s father-in-law
fatherland patri’za fatherland
fir e’lato fir
foul weather kakokairi’a foul weather
foundation pa’tos foundation
fourteen zekate’sseris, zekate’ssera fourteen
gag astei’o, kalampou’ri, xwrato’ gag
general strathgo’s general
generation genea’ generation
gnat skni’pa gnat
goat katsi’ka, tra’gos goat
grammar grammatikh’ grammar
grandfather pappou’s grandfather
hat kape’llo hat
heat zestasia’, ze’sth, zwhro’thta, ðermo’thta heat
hooter ke’rato hooter
horn ke’rato horn
hundred ekato’ hundred
hurdy-gurdy katra’mi hurdy-gurdy
idolator eizwlola’trhs idolator
immediately ame’sws immediately
in a way ta’xa, ta’xates in a way
indeed pra’gmati, nai indeed
in fact pra’gmati in fact
injury ladwmatia’, plhuh’ injury
joke astei’o, kalampou’ri, xwrato’ joke
kid katsi’ki kid
klaxon ke’rato klaxon
knee go’nato knee
Latin latinika’ Latin
leather pe’tsinos leather
list kata’logos, li’sta list
literature logotexni’a literature
location to’pos location
Lucifer Satana’s Lucifer
mast kata’rti mast
material u’lh material
mathematical maðhmatiko’s mathematical
mathematics maðhmatika’ mathematics
matter pra’gma, u’lh matter
maybe ta’xa, ta’xates maybe
mayhap ta’xa, ta’xates mayhap
meat kre’as meat
medicine iatrikh’ medicine
menu kata’logos menu
movie theatre kinhmatogra’fos movie theatre
narrative zih’ghma, istori’a narrative
nation e’ðnos nation
nature h’ðos, fu’sh nature
oath o’rkos oath
oats drw’mh oats
officer aziwmatiko’s officer
official aziwmatiko’s official
officialdom grafeiokrati’a officialdom
of water uzro’dios of water
one hundred ekato’ one hundred
overcoat saka’ki overcoat
pate kefalh’, kefa’li pate
patriarch patriarxei’o patriarch
pawn opli’ths, stratiw’ths pawn
perchance ta’xa, ta’xates perchance
perhaps ta’xa, ta’xates perhaps
pharmaceutical iatrikh’ pharmaceutical
physician giatro’s, iatro’s physician
pirate koursa’ros, peirath’s pirate
platform pro’gramma platform
possibility zunato’thta possibility
possibly ta’xa, ta’xates possibly
postage stamp grammato’shmo postage stamp
potato pata’ta potato
psychiatrist psuxi’atros psychiatrist
psychiatry psuxiatrikh’ psychiatry
rat pontiko’s rat
rather liga’ki, li’go, li’gos, nai rather
republic zhmokrati’a republic
republican zhmokratiko’s republican
restaurant estiato’rio restaurant
rheumatism reumatismo’s rheumatism
Sabbath Kuriakh’, Sa’ddato Sabbath
salt alati’zw salt
Satan Satana’s Satan
Satanic sataniko’s Satanic
satellite zorufo’ros satellite
Saturday sa’ddato Saturday
screwdriver katsadi’zi screwdriver
seemingly ta’xa, ta’xates seemingly
sheep pro’dato sheep
she-goat katsi’ka she-goat
shortness of breath a’sðma shortness of breath
soldier opli’ths, stratiw’ths soldier
somewhat liga’ki, li’go, li’gos somewhat
stamp grammato’shmo stamp
state politei’a state
statement of policy pro’gramma statement of policy
statue a’galma statue
steam atmo’s, axno’s, uzratmo’s steam
steamship atmo’ploio, dapo’ri steamship
steel atsa’li steel
storm ðu’ella, kataigi’za, trikumi’a storm
strategic strathgiko’s strategic
strategy strathgikh’, taktikh’ strategy
strong zunato’s strong
temperature ðermokrasi’a temperature
terrorism tromokrati’a terrorism
that ti, poios that
theatre ðe’atro theatre
theocracy ðeokrati’a theocracy
thirteen zekatrei’s, zekatri’a thirteen
threat apeilh’ threat
throat larh’ggi throat
Titan satra’phs Titan
tomato ntoma’ta tomato
United States of America Amerikh’, Hnwme’nes Politei’es Amerikh’s United States of America
urine katourlio’, ou’ra urine
vapor atmo’s, axno’s, uzratmo’s vapor
vapour atmo’s, axno’s, uzratmo’s vapour
ventilator aeristh’ras, anemisth’ras ventilator
wadding dat wadding
watch rolo’i watch
watchmaker rologa’s watchmaker
water uzro’dios, nero’, u’zwr water
water- uzro’dios water-
waterfall katarra’kths waterfall
waterlily nou’faro waterlily
water-melon karpou’zi water-melon
weather kairo’s weather
week-end saddatokh’riako week-end
what ti what
what for giati’ what for
wheat sita’ri wheat
why giati’ why
wound ladwmatia’, plhuh’ wound
other greek words that include "that" : english :
that ti, poios that
other greek words that include "place" : english :
place to’pos place
place of worship ekklhsi’a, nao’s place of worship
other greek words that include "autou’" : english :
over there autou’ over there
there autou’ there
yon autou’ yon
yonder autou’ yonder
Major Influencer
Greek is a significant influence in other languages because so many words have roots in either Greek or Latin, particularly in English. It’s still used today to help ease the creation of new words. The word Alphabet comes from the first two letters of the Greek alphabet, “alpha” and “beta”. Approximately 12 percent of all English words come from Greek. English has had some influence on Greek too. Their words for freak out and glamour are like that of English.
Long Words
The longest Greek word ever recorded is “Lopado­temacho­selacho­galeo­kranio­leipsano­drim­hypo­trimmato­silphio­parao­melito­katakechy­meno­kichl­epi­kossypho­phatto­perister­alektryon­opte­kephallio­kigklo­peleio­lagoio­siraio­baphe­tragano­pterygon” It’s 172 characters and it’s a fictional dish in Ancient Greek mentioned during the play Assemblywomen by Aristophanes
Two Greeks
Until the year 1976, there were actually two versions of Greek on record as official languages. Demotic was used for casual conversation and literature. Academia, law, medicine, and newspapers all used Katharevousa. The government designated Demotic Greek as its official language after that year.