Questions & Answers about Το έπιπλο είναι ογκώδες.
- Το = the
- έπιπλο = piece of furniture / furniture item
- είναι = is
- ογκώδες = bulky, cumbersome, voluminous
So the structure is very straightforward: article + noun + is + adjective.
Because έπιπλο is a neuter singular noun in Greek. The definite article must match the noun’s gender, number, and case.
Here, το is the neuter singular nominative form of the.
Greek articles change form:
- ο for many masculine nouns
- η for many feminine nouns
- το for many neuter nouns
Since έπιπλο is neuter, Greek uses το.
No. In Greek, grammatical gender is a grammar category, not a statement about real-world sex or gender.
Έπιπλο is simply a noun that belongs to the neuter gender class. Many Greek nouns ending in -ο are neuter, and έπιπλο follows that common pattern.
This matters because other words around it must agree with it, such as:
- the article: το
- the adjective: ογκώδες