"Θέλω ξεκούραση."

Translation: I want rest.

[AniruddhaJ20]

Is this word related to "κουρασμένος" (tired)? In my understanding, ξε indicates (here) the removal of, or getting over something.
Please correct me if I am wrong!

[mizinamo]

You're right.

[alan536138]

'i want to rest' is better english than 'i want rest' yet it is rejected.

[mizinamo]

"I want to rest" (with verb) would be Θέλω να ξεκουραστώ.

ξεκούραση is "rest" as a noun.

[jeanprendiville]

Been on a guided tour of the Akropolis " we will have a rest now"? Good " I need a rest" I think we could include " I want a rest", especially since " I want to rest" is a verb. I want rest, refers to a general need for rest " the patient needs rest" but "I need a rest" refers to a short period of rest. Does the Greek phrase cover both? "Give us death, dark death, long rest or dreamful ease" :-)

[chrysaphi]

I agree, "I want a rest" is something that people do say in English.

[NickMCLB]

This is a bad translation. The English versions should be as follows:

I need rest. (best translation)

I need a rest.

I need some rest.

[cNml11]

This i better translated as «I need rest».

[shivys13]

Does "I want some rest" is unacceptable?

[Frankth69]

Why is the word relaxation listed as an option? Not accepted.