Greek · Food & Drink
κρέας
kréas
Meat
Beginnernoun · neuter
Definition
The flesh of animals eaten as food.
Example
Δεν τρώει κρέας, είναι χορτοφάγος.
He does not eat meat, he is vegetarian.
Etymology
The term 'κρέας' (kréas) comes from the Ancient Greek word 'κρέας' (kreas), which means flesh or meat, tracing back to Proto-Indo-European roots connected with food. Its usage has persisted throughout Greek history.
How & Where It’s Used
In modern Greek, 'κρέας' is used regularly in both spoken and written contexts, appearing in both formal and informal registers, especially in culinary settings, markets, and restaurants.