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Τη is the feminine singular definite article in the accusative case (object case).
- Nominative (subject): η βόλτα – the walk (as subject)
- Accusative (object): τη(ν) βόλτα – the walk (as object, or after a preposition)
After the preposition μετά (after), Greek normally uses the accusative case, so η βόλτα becomes τη βόλτα.
In careful/formal writing you may see την βόλτα; in everyday speech and modern writing, the final -ν of την is usually dropped before consonants like β, so την βόλτα → τη βόλτα. Both are understood as the same form.
In modern Greek, μετά (after) used as a preposition is followed by the accusative:
- μετά τη βόλτα – after the walk
- μετά το φαγητό – after the meal
Ancient Greek had multiple cases (genitive, dative) used with μετά, but in modern Greek the standard pattern is: preposition + accusative. So τη βόλτα is just the regular modern Greek construction.