Questions & Answers about Η εξουσία έχει ευθύνη.
No. In Greek, Η here is the feminine singular definite article, meaning the.
Even though the capital Greek letter Η looks like the English H, in Modern Greek it is pronounced ee, not h. So Η εξουσία is pronounced roughly ee ex-oo-SEE-a.
So at the start of this sentence, Η is just the word the, not an h sound.
Because εξουσία is a feminine singular noun.
Greek definite articles change according to gender, number, and case:
- ο = masculine singular
- η = feminine singular
- το = neuter singular
Since εξουσία is feminine, it takes η in the nominative singular:
- η εξουσία
A native English speaker often has to get used to this, because English uses just the for everything.