The Greek term "what ti" matches the English term "what"

other greek words that include "what" : english :
somewhat liga’ki, li’go, li’gos somewhat
what for giati’ what for
other greek words that include "ti" : english :
aberration la’ðos, ftai’zimo aberration
abortion apodolu’ abortion
abstraction kle’psimo, kloph’ abstraction
accusation kathgori’a accusation
act of grace amnhsti’a act of grace
actually pra’gmati actually
advertisement aggeli’a, anaggeli’a advertisement
affection aga’ph affection
affiliation uio’s affiliation
affirmation upo’sxesh affirmation
amnesty amnhsti’a amnesty
ancient anti’ka ancient
annotation no’ta annotation
Annunciation Euaggelismo’s Annunciation
antique anti’ka antique
appellation o’noma, onomasi’a appellation
aquatic uzro’dios aquatic
Arctic arktiko’s Arctic
army stratia’ army
artichoke agkina’ra artichoke
artist kallite’xnhs artist
as gia, zio’ti as
as a matter of fact pra’gmati as a matter of fact
automatic auto’matos automatic
backbiting kakoglwssia’ backbiting
beam akti’na beam
beautiful o’morfos, wrai’a beautiful
because gia, zio’ti because
bed kredda’ti bed
bedroom zwma’tio, koitw’nas, kreddatoka’mara bedroom
bottle mpoti’lia, mpouka’li, fia’lh bottle
boutique magazi’ boutique
box ðh’kh, ka’ssa, kidw’tio, kouti’, kana’ta, saki’, sa’kos box
bride arradwniastiki’a, mnhsth’ bride
bureaucracy grafeiokrati’a bureaucracy
centimetre ekatosto’metro centimetre
centipede sarantaposarou’sa centipede
Christian xristiano’s Christian
Christianity xristianismo’s Christianity
coffee-pot kafetie’ra, mpri’ki coffee-pot
coition sunousi’a coition
collection kopa’zi collection
compensation amoidh’ compensation
consolation parhgoria’ consolation
container kana’ta, ka’ssa, kouti’, saki’, sa’kos container
convention su’nozos convention
coronation ste’psh coronation
cosmetic powder pou’zra cosmetic powder
cost ti’mhma cost
couch ntida’ni, kanape’s couch
curtain aulai’a, kourti’na, parape’tasma curtain
dagger stile’to dagger
declaration of policy pro’gramma declaration of policy
democracy zhmokrati’a democracy
democratic zhmokratiko’s democratic
dentist ozonti’atros dentist
dictionary leziko’ dictionary
digestion pe’psh digestion
diminutive mikro’s diminutive
distinct safh’s, fanero’s distinct
divan ntida’ni divan
dynamite zunami’tiza dynamite
ear auti’, ous ear
echo anti’lalos, hxw’ echo
Egyptian aiguptiako’s, Aigu’ptios Egyptian
endive anti’zi endive
enormous giga’ntios, kolossiai’os enormous
entire sunoliko’s entire
explosion anati’nazh, e’krhzh explosion
false pseuzh’s, pseu’tikos FALSE
fiancé arradwniastiko’s, mnhsth’ras fiancé
fiancée arradwniastiki’a, mnhsth’ fiancée
for gia, zio’ti for
foundation pa’tos foundation
generation genea’ generation
gigantic giga’ntios, kolossiai’os gigantic
grammar grammatikh’ grammar
huge giga’ntios, kolossiai’os huge
hungry nhstiko’s hungry
indeed pra’gmati, nai indeed
in fact pra’gmati in fact
injury ladwmatia’, plhuh’ injury
jug kana’ta, ka’ssa, kouti’, saki’, sa’kos jug
Latin latinika’ Latin
lie pseu’zomai, pseutia’ lie
liver h’par, shkw’ti liver
location to’pos location
magnetism magnhtismo’s magnetism
make up kalluntika’ make up
mast kata’rti mast
mathematical maðhmatiko’s mathematical
mathematics maðhmatika’ mathematics
method me’ðozos, taktikh’ method
mole tuflopo’ntikas mole
motion picture fi’lm motion picture
mouse pontiko’s mouse
multitude lao’s multitude
musical time ta’kt musical time
narrative zih’ghma, istori’a narrative
nation e’ðnos nation
navy nautiko’ navy
nightingale ahzo’ni nightingale
noun ousiastiko’ noun
officer aziwmatiko’s officer
official aziwmatiko’s official
officialdom grafeiokrati’a officialdom
painting zwgrafia’, zwgrafikh’ painting
palace ana’ktoro, pala’ti palace
particle tri’mma particle
pawn opli’ths, stratiw’ths pawn
pharmaceutical iatrikh’ pharmaceutical
plentiful a’pletos plentiful
policy politika’, politikh’ policy
politician politeuth’s politician
politics politika’, politikh’ politics
position to’pos position
price ti’mhma price
prostitute po’rnh, pouta’na prostitute
rat pontiko’s rat
ray akti’na ray
republic zhmokrati’a republic
republican zhmokratiko’s republican
restaurant estiato’rio restaurant
rheumatism reumatismo’s rheumatism
romantic romantiko’s romantic
routine routi’na routine
rubber la’stixo rubber
salt alati’zw salt
scientific episthmoniko’s scientific
scientist episth’mwn scientist
secret apo’rrhtos, mhsth’rio, mustiko’ secret
since gia, zio’ti since
skeptical skeptiko’s skeptical
soldier opli’ths, stratiw’ths soldier
south no’tios, notia’, no’tos south
southern no’tios southern
springtime a’noizh springtime
sting kentri’ sting
strategy strathgikh’, taktikh’ strategy
substantive ousiastiko’ substantive
Swiss eldetiko’s, Eldeto’s Swiss
Switzerland Eldeti’a Switzerland
tactic taktikh’ tactic
tactics taktikh’ tactics
tailor raptika’ tailor
terrorism tromokrati’a terrorism
testicle o’rxhs testicle
that ti, poios that
theocracy ðeokrati’a theocracy
thumb anti’xeiras thumb
ticket eisth’rio ticket
tiger ti’grh tiger
till ws till
tillage gewponi’a tillage
timber zu’lo timber
time w’ra, kairo’s, xro’nos time
Titan satra’phs Titan
tooth zo’nti tooth
tradition e’ðimo tradition
until ws until
US citizen Amerikano’s US citizen
value ti’mhma value
ventilator aeristh’ras, anemisth’ras ventilator
vessel kana’ta, ka’ssa, kouti’, saki’, sa’kos, da’zo, kara’di vessel
victim ðu’ma victim
western zutiko’s western
what for giati’ what for
why giati’ why
willow itia’ willow
worth ti’mhma worth
wound ladwmatia’, plhuh’ wound
writing desk grafei’o writing desk
yoghourt giaou’rti yoghourt
yoghurt giaou’rti yoghurt
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.