What does εναγων in Greek mean?

What is the meaning of the word εναγων in Greek? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use εναγων in Greek.

The word εναγων in Greek means μηνυτής, μηνύτρια, ενάγων, ενάγουσα, ενάγων, μηνυτής, κατήγορος, ενάγων, ενάγουσα. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word εναγων

μηνυτής, μηνύτρια

(law: plaintiff)

The complainant alleges that the accident was a result of negligence.

ενάγων, ενάγουσα

(legal: who starts case)

Ο ενάγων κατηγόρησε τον γείτονά του ότι του επιτέθηκε.
The plaintiff accused his neighbour of assaulting him.

ενάγων, μηνυτής, κατήγορος

(US (prosecutor, lawyer for the prosecution)

The prosecuting attorney later admitted that he had withheld important evidence.

ενάγων, ενάγουσα

(law: sb who sues) (νομικά)

Η συμφωνία πρέπει να γίνει δεκτή από όλους τους ενάγοντες προτού καταστεί έγκυρη.
The agreement must be accepted by all suitors before it is valid.

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