"Το αγόρι τρώει ένα λουκάνικο."

Translation: The boy eats a sausage.

[tessellate2]

λουκάνικο sounds strikingly similar to the word we use in Northern Italy for sausage, which is "luganega". I bet they originate from the same word! Lucky me I guess, so I can remember this new word easily

[astonkke]

Although not as much as the Italian word, the Hebrew one slightly resembles λουκάνικο too, with "naknik" (especially similar to the "κάνικο" part)

[wordgeek416]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucanica

[Dkenneth]

Λουκάνικο can also mean 'hot dog'?

[panagiotis_ts]

No, a hot dog is a χοτ ντογκ in Greek. :-)