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Go to this site... I can't type or paste the translation http://world.altavista.com/
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Here is the link to that answer. http://lists.ibiblio.org/pipermail/b-greek/2006-June/038892.html
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melon
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My knowledge of Greek is limited to the classical variety. In Classical Greek, the adjective 'future' is mellon (mu-epsilon-lambda-lambda-omega-nu) in the masculine form, the feminine being mellousa and the neuter being mellon (omicron- short 'o'). The phrase for 'for the future' is 'to loipon' (tau-omicron lambda-omicron-iota-pi-omicron-nu). Sorry that I can't be of more use but I hope I've helped a little.
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