Breakdown of Ισχύει απαγορευτικό απόπλου, όπως κι αν αλλάξει ο καιρός.
Questions & Answers about Ισχύει απαγορευτικό απόπλου, όπως κι αν αλλάξει ο καιρός.
Here ισχύει means is in force, applies, or is valid.
It is the 3rd person singular present of ισχύω. In official language, Greek often uses ισχύει for things like:
- laws
- rules
- bans
- permits
- timetables
- special measures
So Ισχύει απαγορευτικό απόπλου is the kind of wording you might hear in news reports, port announcements, or official notices.
The subject is απαγορευτικό απόπλου.
So the structure is basically:
- Ισχύει = the verb
- απαγορευτικό απόπλου = what is in force
Greek often allows this verb-first order, especially in formal or informational statements. In more neutral order, you could also think of it as:
Απαγορευτικό απόπλου ισχύει.
But the original sounds more natural for an announcement.