Greek · Work & Business
chrímata
Money
Coins and banknotes used to buy things; informally λεφτά.
Μαζεύω χρήματα για διακοπές.
I am saving money for a holiday.
'Χρήματα' (chrímata) is derived from the Ancient Greek 'χρήματα' (chrēmata), which means goods or things of value. The word has evolved to mean money in modern Greek.
'Χρήματα' is used in both spoken and written contexts across all levels of formality when discussing financial matters. It is prevalent in everyday conversations.