Questions & Answers about Έχω μια μικρή γρατζουνιά πάνω από το φρύδι μου.
Έχω means I have. In Greek, it is very common to use I have when talking about injuries, pains, and physical problems.
So:
- Έχω μια μικρή γρατζουνιά = I have a small scratch
This works very naturally in Greek, just like English.
Μια is the feminine form of a / one here. It agrees with γρατζουνιά, which is a feminine singular noun.
So:
- μια γρατζουνιά = a scratch
You may also see μία with a written accent. In everyday Modern Greek, μια is very common and normal.
Μικρή means small, and it has to agree with γρατζουνιά in gender and number.
Since γρατζουνιά is:
- feminine
- singular
the adjective also has to be:
- feminine
- singular
That is why you get:
- μικρή γρατζουνιά = small scratch
Compare:
- μικρός = masculine
- μικρή = feminine
- μικρό = neuter