"Αυτοί δείχνουν."

Translation: They are showing.

[btberg]

The English verb "to show" more usually would take an object. Without the object, the sentence feels incomplete

[jaye16]

Yes, even in Greek is a letdown. Maybe we can edit it aafter Beta.

[spikypsyche]

Doesn't it leave beta faster if you edit things now so we stop reporting them?

[jaye16]

Yes, but we can't change the Greek sentences while in Beta. We can only delete the real "losers" which of course we do.

[spikypsyche]

"Point" doesn't take an object ... but "point at" which is indicated now definitely does

[fazulakis]

Would "they indicate" be correct or not?

[jaye16]

Yes, very good catch. And "indicate" seems to come from "δειχνω". Thank you.

[Ed2GNk]

Oh, i thought this was talking about a body part. Like the nipples of a woman wearing a see-through shirt. "They (her nipples) are showing.

[jaye16]

That's one we never thought of but that would be another verb in Greek. "Αυτοί φαίνονται." 'They are visible.'

[Merven7]

Why is "They are pointing" not accepted?

[jaye16]

Yes, sorry it has been added. Thank you.