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"Fear" is an English equivalent of the Anglicized Greek word phobos. The masculine singular noun in its nominative form as the subject of a phrase or sentence may be written in Greek as φόβος (phóbos). The pronunciation will be "FO-vos" in Aeginan Greek.

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