βουλής

βουλής

"Βουλής" in Greek means "will," "council," or "parliament," depending on context.

Here, 'βουλής' refers to the legislative body (parliament) in its possessive form, associated with its decisions.

Η απόφαση της βουλής προκάλεσε συζητήσεις.

The decision of the parliament sparked discussions.

In this sentence, 'βουλής' refers to the physical location (parliament) in its possessive form, specifically its meeting room.

Η αίθουσα συνεδριάσεων της βουλής ήταν γεμάτη.

The assembly hall of the parliament was full.

Here, 'βουλή' (nominal form) refers to the institution as a place or building where the event allowing public participation occurred.

Η είσοδος του κοινού στη βουλή ήταν ελεύθερη για την εκδήλωση.

The public's admission to the parliament was free for the event.