Category:Greek language

Greek language

	Greek language edition of Wiktionary
http://el.wiktionary.org/
	Wikipedia article about Greek language
Greek language
	Links related to Greek language in sister projects at Wikimedia Commons
Greek language
	Greek language considerations
Wiktionary:About Greek
	Greek language index
Index:Greek
	Greek language entry
Greek
	Greek language code
el

This is the main category of the Greek language, represented in Wiktionary by the code el. It is a member of the Hellenic family and written in Greek script.^{[edit details]}

All terms in Greek should be here, divided into subcategories by parts of speech, subjects, etc. A complete list may also be available at Index:Greek.

Please see Wiktionary:About Greek for considerations about Greek entries.

Definitions, translations and related terms may be found at the entry Greek.

• Category:el:All topics: Greek words categorized by subject.
• Category:Greek morphemes: Morphemes used to form Greek words.
• Category:Greek parts of speech: Greek terms categorized by their part of speech.
• Category:Greek phrases: Greek groups of words elaborated to express ideas.
• Category:Greek lexicons: Greek words categorized by their lexicons.
• Category:Regional Greek: Greek words categorized by regional dialects.
• Category:Greek names: Greek words that indicate names of individuals.
• Category:Greek etymologies: Greek terms categorized by their origins.
• Category:Terms derived from Greek: Words derived from Greek in various languages.
• Category:Greek symbols: Greek characters that represent ideas, concepts, sounds and objects.
• Category:Greek rhymes: Lists of Greek words by rhymes.
• Category:Greek citations: Pages containing phrases as references and examples of specific Greek terms.
• Category:Greek appendices: Miscellaneous information about Greek language.
• Category:Requests (Greek): Greek entries that need attention of experienced editors.
• Category:User el: Wiktionary users categorized by fluency levels in Greek.
• Category:Greek templates: Greek templates with predefined content for similar functions.