Greek

The term Greek refers to several articles:

Country and ethnicity

• Relating to Greece.
  • Its inhabitants, the Greek People.
  • Concerning the history of Greeceand specifically the Ancient Greece.
  • What belongs to the Culture of Greece.
• The Greek languagein general.
  • The Ancient Greek, form of the Greek language that existed in Greece during the Arkish Age (sixth century BC – sixth century BC) until the Classical period (sixth century BC – fourth century BC).
  • La koinéa variant of the ancient Greek spoken during the Hellenistic period and until the beginning of the fourth century.
  • The medieval Greek or Byzantine Greek, form of the Greek language conventionally situated between the 330s (foundation of Constantinople) and 1453 (fall of the city in power of the Ottoman Empire).
  • The Modern Greek or neo-Greek, the last stage in the evolution of the Greek language, and that corresponds to the variant of this spoken language from the Modern Age to the present.
• Them Greeks of Albaniaethnic Albanian.

Art

• El Greco (i.e., “the Greek”), the name given in Italy and Spain to the Cretan painter Doménikos Theotokópoulos.
• The Greek Rite or Byzantine rite; one of the five great families of Christian liturgical rites.

Furthermore

• Greeks (finances)in financial mathematics, amounts that represent the market sensitivity of derivative instruments.
• Locality and municipality Greeks (Teruel)in Spain.
• The Greek yogurt.
• The anal pussywhich is commonly referred to as “Greek”.