Μισεί τη φασαρία.

She hates the commotion.

Breakdown of Μισεί τη φασαρία.

• η φασαρία: the noise / commotion
• μισώ: to hate

Questions & Answers about Μισεί τη φασαρία.

What form is Μισεί?

Μισεί is the 3rd person singular present tense form of μισώ (also listed as μισάω).

So it means:

• he hates
• she hates
• it hates

In this sentence, it is the verb.

Why is there no word for he or she?

Greek often leaves out subject pronouns when they are not needed. The verb ending already tells you the person and number.

So Μισεί by itself already means he/she/it hates.

Greek does this much more often than English.

Does Μισεί mean he hates or she hates?

It can mean either one. Greek verbs do not change for natural gender in the 3rd person singular.

So without more context, Μισεί could mean:

• he hates
• she hates
• it hates

You need context to know which one is intended.

What is the dictionary form of Μισεί?