Questions & Answers about Ο μικρός κοιμάται μόνο με το αρκουδάκι του.
In Greek, an adjective can be used as a noun when it has an article.
So:
- μικρός = small, little
- ο μικρός = the little one / the little boy
This is very common in Greek. Depending on context, ο μικρός can mean:
- the little boy
- the younger one
- the son
- the little child
Here it refers to a male child.
μικρός is:
- masculine
- singular
- nominative
It matches ο, which is also masculine singular nominative.
So:
- ο μικρός = the little one (masculine subject)
It is in the nominative because it is the subject of the sentence.