Greek appraisals and confirmation

[dice336]

Looking for confirmation and feedback on these Greek terms.

κινητοσ.com (mobile unaccented)
κινητόσ.com (mobile)

ηλεκτρονικοσ.com (computer unaccented)
ηλεκτρονικόσ.com (computer)

υπολογιστησ.com (computer unaccented)

ηλεκτρονικη.com (electronics unaccented)
ηλεκτρονική.com (electronics)

μου.com (my)

αλληλογραφία.com (mail)

Thanks

[dice336]

Sorry to bump but need to get these reviewed before grace ends, Thanks

[mgrohan]

I had mobile and computer on my to-register list. From my research they appeared correct (i think wiki has these terms).

But with only under 100,000 pages in google (too low for these terms) and no trends, i think maybe they are not used / not very widely used.

[dice336]

Thanks mgrohan, I was thinking the same thing. Looks like electronics is best of the bunch with great trend.

[yanni]

Originally Posted by dice336

Looking for confirmation and feedback on these Greek terms.


υπολογιστησ.com (computer unaccented)

αλληλογραφία.com (mail)

Thanks

Keep these, kill the rest.

[dice336]

Thanks Yanni, are these two primary terms?

[yanni]

Originally Posted by dice336

Thanks Yanni, are these two primary terms?

Computer is primary.

αλληλογραφία.com is more like "mail exchange" (two people writing letters to each other). Still a pretty good term but not mainly used for electronic mail.

The rest are adjectives not used by themselves.

We also use "ηλεκτρονικοσ υπολογιστησ" for computer literally meaning "electronic calculator" but "ηλεκτρονικοσ" can't stand on it's own without the object which can stand on it's own.

Another short version of computer is "η/υ" or "ηυ"