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The Greek letter "η" (eta) does not serve as a standalone word in Greek; it primarily represents a vowel sound. If you mean "η" as a definite article, it translates to "the" (feminine singular) in English.

In this sentence, "η" is again the definite article for feminine singular nouns, used here to refer to the noun "θάλασσα" (sea).

Το καλοκαίρι μου αρέσει η θάλασσα.

In the summer, I like the sea.

Here, "Η" is the definite article used before the proper noun "Μαρία" (Maria), following Greek grammatical rules of including an article before proper nouns.

Η Μαρία μου έδωσε ένα βιβλίο.

Maria gave me a book.

In this sentence, "Η" is the definite article for feminine singular nouns in Greek, used here to refer to the noun "γάτα" (cat).

Η γάτα κοιμάται στον καναπέ.

The cat is sleeping on the couch.