"Τα φώτα."

Translation: The lights.

[kirakrakra]

Also τα Φώτα = the Epiphany

[mizinamo]

Usually without the article in English in my experience, when referring to the festival: Epiphany.

[ShaoxuanLi]

what is the singular form?

[troll1995]

Το φως. :)

[mizinamo]

Which is an irregular noun in that the genitive singular is του φωτός with final stress but the genitive plural is των φώτων with penultimate (not final) stress -- usually those two cases have the same stress position for monosyllabic nouns. (Compare e.g. το πυρ - του πυρός - των πυρών or το ον - του όντος - των όντων.)

[ShaoxuanLi]

does φωτιά also have the meaning of light?

[troll1995]

Can only be used sometimes with the meaning of glow, by extension of its normal meaning, fire. Τα μάτια του πετούσαν φωτιές=his eyes were glowing (lit: throwing fires). The word root is the same with that of φως and etymologically means light or shine.

[Marva441926]

"The light fixtures" is not accepted as a correct answer, although apparently "the light fixures" is. (I would have reported it the normal way, but was not given an option.)

[mizinamo]

Thanks! Should be fixted now.

[ErikFossum3]

Something has happened with the sound today?

[Dimitra956826]

This one sounds much better in slow audio. Unfortunately, the speaker is not a real native speaker, but a text-to-speech program. So, we are not sure if it can be fixed or not. At least we, the moderators, can't fix it all by ourselves :/