rough
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💡 Memory tip: The root of “trachea,” the windpipe, named for its rough rings of cartilage — τραχύς = rough.
“Η πέτρα είναι τραχιά.”
The stone is rough.
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“Ο τοίχος είναι τραχύς.”
The wall is rough.
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“Η πέτρα είναι τραχιά.”
The stone is rough.
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“Το ύφασμα είναι τραχύ.”
The fabric is rough.
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“Ο δρόμος είναι πιο τραχύς στο βουνό.”
The road is rougher in the mountains.
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“Η φωνή του είναι πιο τραχιά το πρωί.”
His voice is rougher in the morning.
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“Το ξύλο είναι πιο τραχύ από το μάρμαρο.”
The wood is rougher than the marble.
Superlative:
“Ο δρόμος είναι τραχύτερος στο βουνό.” The road is rougher in the mountains.
Means exactly the same as the πιο form. Both are correct; the one-word form is a little more formal.
roughest
“Είναι ο πιο τραχύς τοίχος του κάστρου.”
It's the roughest wall of the castle.
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“Είναι η πιο τραχιά πέτρα της παραλίας.”
It's the roughest stone on the beach.
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“Είναι το πιο τραχύ ύφασμα του μαγαζιού.”
It's the roughest fabric in the shop.
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