agápe - love
Ágios Títos - Saint Titus (church)  [◙]
agorá - public area or open market
babá - daddy
baboúlithes - boogeymen
baklavá - layers of thin fillo dough and nuts topped with a cinnamon-honey syrup  [◙]
boubouniéra - white candy-coated almond wrapped in tulle tied with ribbon
bouzoúki - metallic-sounding guitar/mandolin
dolmáthes - lemon-drizzled steamed grape leaves stuffed with seasoned rice and sometimes meat  [◙]
efharistó - thank you
élla - come
endáxi - okay
ethó - here
Kakó Óros - Bad Mountain (dangerous stretch of road)
kandíli - thick glass filled with water and a layer of oil with a wick secured on top
Kardináli - Cardinal (grapes)
koúkla - doll
koulouráki - ring-shaped cookie/pastry  [◙]
koumbáro - best man /sponsor
kourabiéthes - flaky butter cookies topped with powdered sugar  [◙]
mamá - mommy
melomakárouna - citrus-flavored finger cookie dipped in syrup and topped with nuts and cinnamon  [◙]
mezéthes - appetizers
mitéra - mother
moussaká - casserole of seasoned potato, tomato, eggplant and sometimes meat
óhi - no
Panayía mou - my Virgin Mary
Pappoú - Grandfather
paximáthi - dried toast
rakí- concentrated alcohol
spanakópita - spinach and feta cheese baked in fillo dough  [◙]
stéfana - two wedding "crowns," or thin white decorated bands linked by a long ribbon
tavérna - casual restaurant
tsourekákia - butter cookies twisted into various shapes  [◙]
vasilópita - pound cake (with coin or treat baked inside at New Year)  [◙]
yá sas - hello (to multiple people)
Yiayiá - Grandmother