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	'''Agios''' ({{lang-el\|Άγιος}}; pl. {{lang\|el\|Άγιοι}}, ''agioi'') transcribes ] Greek words meaning "]" or "]" (] ]). It is frequently shortened in colloquial language as ''Ai'' (] ]). In ] script it's written {{lang\|grc\|Ἅγιος}}, ''Hagios'' (cf. ]). It's also transliterated as ''Ayios'', ''Aghios'' (cf. ], ]).<br>		'''Agios''' ({{lang-el\|Άγιος}}; pl. {{lang\|el\|Άγιοι}}, ''agioi'') transcribes ] Greek words meaning "]" or "]" (] ]). It is frequently shortened in colloquial language as ''Ai'' (cf. ]). In ] script it's written {{lang\|grc\|Ἅγιος}}, ''Hagios'' (cf. ]). It's also transliterated as ''Ayios'', ''Aghios'' (cf. ], ], respectively).<br>

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Agios (Template:Lang-el; pl. Άγιοι, agioi) transcribes masculine gender Greek words meaning "Sacred" or "Saint" (cf. Agios Dimitrios). It is frequently shortened in colloquial language as Ai (cf. Ai Stratis). In polytonic script it's written Ἅγιος, Hagios (cf. Hagios Demetrios). It's also transliterated as Ayios, Aghios (cf. Ayios Dhometios, Aghios Andreas Beach, respectively).

Agios may also refer to:

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	'''Agios''' ({{lang-el\|Άγιος}}; pl. {{lang\|el\|Άγιοι}}, ''agioi'') transcribes ] Greek words meaning "]" or "]" (] ]). It is frequently shortened in colloquial language as ''Ai'' (] ]). In ] script it's written {{lang\|grc\|Ἅγιος}}, ''Hagios'' (cf. ]). It's also transliterated as ''Ayios'', ''Aghios'' (cf. ], ]).<br>		'''Agios''' ({{lang-el\|Άγιος}}; pl. {{lang\|el\|Άγιοι}}, ''agioi'') transcribes ] Greek words meaning "]" or "]" (] ]). It is frequently shortened in colloquial language as ''Ai'' (cf. ]). In ] script it's written {{lang\|grc\|Ἅγιος}}, ''Hagios'' (cf. ]). It's also transliterated as ''Ayios'', ''Aghios'' (cf. ], ], respectively).<br>

	''Agios'' may also refer to:		''Agios'' may also refer to: