locales/el.md
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Source excerpt starting at line 1.<!-- SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 --> # Greek (el) Translation Agent Skill **Locale code:** `el`**Preferred variant:** Standard Modern Greek (el), consistent with existing translations in `airflow-core/src/airflow/ui/public/i18n/locales/el/` This file contains locale-specific guidelines so AI translation agents producenew Greek strings that stay 100% consistent with the existing translations. ## 1. Core Airflow Terminology The following terms **must remain in English unchanged** (case-sensitive): - `Dag` / `Dags` — Airflow concept; never write "DAG"- `XCom` / `XComs` — Airflow cross-communication mechanism- `Backfill` / `Backfills` — Historical data fill-in; kept as a recognizable technical term- `Pool` / `Pools` — Resource constraint mechanism- `Map Index` — Task mapping index- `PID` — Unix process identifier- `ID` — Universal abbreviation- `UTC` — Time standard- `JSON` — Standard technical format name- `REST API` — Standard technical term- `URI` — Uniform Resource Identifier- `Gantt` — Chart type name- `Catchup` — Dag scheduling catchup setting- Log levels: `INFO`, `DEBUG` (Note: `CRITICAL`, `ERROR`, `WARNING` are translated — see § 3) ## 2. Standard Translations The following Airflow-specific terms have established Greek translationsthat **must be used consistently**: | English Term | Greek Translation | Notes ||------------------------|-----------------------|---------------------------------------------------|| Task | Εργασία | Plural: "Εργασίες" || Task Instance | Εκτέλεση Εργασίας | Plural: "Εκτελέσεις Εργασίας" || Task Group | Ομάδα Εργασιών | || Dag Run | Εκτέλεση Dag | Plural: "Εκτελέσεις Dag" || Run | Εκτέλεση | Plural: "Εκτελέσεις"; used standalone || Trigger (noun) | Ενεργοποίηση | || Trigger Rule | Κανόνας Ενεργοποίησης | || Triggerer | Ενεργοποιητής | Component name || Scheduler | Προγραμματιστής | || Schedule (noun) | Πρόγραμμα | || Executor | Εκτελεστής | || Connection | Σύνδεση | Plural: "Συνδέσεις" || Variable | Μεταβλητή | Plural: "Μεταβλητές" || Audit Log | Καταγραφή Ελέγχου | || Log | Καταγραφή | || State | Κατάσταση | || Queue (noun) | Ουρά | e.g., "Σε Ουρά" for "queued" || Config / Configuration | Ρυθμίσεις | || Operator | Τελεστής | Plural: "Τελεστές" || Asset | Οντότητα | Plural: "Οντότητες" — translated (Greek-specific) || Asset Event | Συμβάν Οντότητας | Plural: "Συμβάντα Οντοτήτων" || Plugin | Πρόσθετο | Plural: "Πρόσθετα" || Provider | Πάροχος | Plural: "Πάροχοι" || Dag Processor | Επεξεργαστής Dag | Component name || Heartbeat | Παλμός | || Map Index | Δείκτης Χάρτη | || Upstream (dependency) | Ανάντη | Used in states: "Αποτυχία Ανάντη" || Upstream (action) | Άνοδος | Used in clear-task action options || Downstream (action) | Κάθοδος | Used in clear-task action options || Job (process) | Διεργασία | || Slot | Θέση | Plural: "Θέσεις"; e.g. "Θέσεις Pool" | > **Note on `Asset`:** Unlike French, Catalan, and other locales where "Asset" is kept in> English, Greek translates it as **Οντότητα** ("entity"). Use "Οντότητα" consistently> across all Greek translations. ## 3. Task/Run States and Log Levels ### States | English State | Greek Translation || ------------------- | ---------------------------- || running | Εκτελείται || failed | Αποτυχία || success | Επιτυχία || queued | Σε Ουρά || scheduled | Προγραμματισμένο || skipped | Παραλείφθηκε || deferred | Αναβληθέν || removed | Αφαιρέθηκε || restarting | Επανεκκίνηση || up_for_retry | Προς Επανάληψη || up_for_reschedule | Προς Επαναπρογραμματισμό || upstream_failed | Αποτυχία Ανάντη || no_status / none | Χωρίς Κατάσταση || planned | Προγραμματισμένο | ### Log Levels | English Level | Greek Translation || ------------- | ------------------ || CRITICAL | ΚΡΙΣΙΜΟ || ERROR | ΣΦΑΛΜΑ || WARNING | ΠΡΟΕΙΔΟΠΟΙΗΣΗ || INFO | INFO || DEBUG | DEBUG | ## 4. Greek-Specific Guidelines ### Tone and Register - Use **formal Greek** ("εσείς/σας" form). Do not use the informal "εσύ/σου".- Use a neutral, professional tone suitable for technical software UIs.- Keep UI strings concise — they appear in buttons, labels, and tooltips. ### Grammatical Gender Greek nouns have three genders: masculine (αρσενικό), feminine (θηλυκό), and neuter (ουδέτερο).Match adjectives and articles accordingly: - "Dag" is treated as **neuter**: "το Dag", "ένα Dag"- "Εργασία" (Task) is **feminine**: "η εργασία", "μια εργασία"- "Εκτέλεση" (Run/Execution) is **feminine**: "η εκτέλεση", "μια εκτέλεση"- "Σύνδεση" (Connection) is **feminine**: "η σύνδεση"- "Μεταβλητή" (Variable) is **feminine**: "η μεταβλητή"- "Οντότητα" (Asset) is **feminine**: "η οντότητα"- "Καταγραφή" (Log) is **feminine**: "η καταγραφή"- "Κατάσταση" (State) is **feminine**: "η κατάσταση" ### Plural Forms Greek uses i18next plural suffixes `_one` and `_other`. Use the establishedplural forms from the glossary: ```json"task_one": "Εργασία","task_other": "Εργασίες"``` ```json"dagRun_one": "Εκτέλεση Dag","dagRun_other": "Εκτελέσεις Dag"``` ```json"asset_one": "Οντότητα","asset_other": "Οντότητες"``` ### Genitive Case Greek uses the genitive case to express "of X" relationships. This commonly appearsin compound terms where English uses a noun modifier: ```json"dagRunId": "ID Εκτέλεσης Dag" // "ID of Run of Dag""taskGroup": "Ομάδα Εργασιών" // "Group of Tasks""auditLog": "Καταγραφή Ελέγχου" // "Log of Audit""assetEvent_one":"Συμβάν Οντότητας" // "Event of Asset""triggerRule": "Κανόνας Ενεργοποίησης" // "Rule of Triggering"``` ### Capitalization - Use **sentence case** for descriptions and longer strings.- Use **title-like capitalization** for headers, labels, and button text (match the style of existing Greek translations).- Capitalize proper terms: "Dag", "XCom", "Backfill", "Pool", etc. ### Diacritics Greek uses the **tonos** accent mark (΄). Always preserve accented characters —missing diacritics change the meaning or make text unreadable. Never write"Εκτελεση", "Συνδεση", "Εργασια", "Οντοτητα", "Καταγραφη", "Κατασταση" etc.Always use the correctly accented forms from §2. ### Question Mark The Greek question mark is the **erotimatiko** (`;`), which looks like a semicolon.When translating English `?`, use `;` in Greek sentences: ```json"confirmation": "Είστε σίγουροι ότι θέλετε να διαγράψετε το {{resourceName}}; Αυτή η ενέργεια δεν μπορεί να αναιρεθεί."``` ### Placeholders and Variables Preserve all `{{variable}}` placeholders exactly — never translate placeholder names.Reorder phrases for natural Greek word order when needed. ## 5. Terminology Reference The established Greek translations are defined in the existing locale files.Before translating, **read the existing el JSON files** to learn theestablished terminology: ```airflow-core/src/airflow/ui/public/i18n/locales/el/``` Use the translations found in these files as the authoritative glossary. Whentranslating a term, check how it has been translated elsewhere in the locale tomaintain consistency. If a term has not been translated yet, refer to the Englishsource in `en/` and apply the rules in this document. ### Action Verbs (Buttons) ```Add → "Προσθήκη"Delete → "Διαγραφή"Edit → "Επεξεργασία"Save → "Αποθήκευση"Reset → "Επαναφορά"Cancel → "Ακύρωση"Confirm → "Επιβεβαίωση"Clear → "Εκκαθάριση"Search → "Αναζήτηση"Copy → "Αντιγραφή"``` ## 6. Agent Instructions (DO / DON'T) **DO:** - Use formal Greek ("εσείς/σας" form) throughout- Preserve all i18next placeholders: `{{count}}`, `{{dagName}}`, `{{type}}`, etc.- Apply correct Greek genitive case for "of X" constructions- Provide `_one` and `_other` suffixes for every plural key- Translate "Asset" as "Οντότητα" (Greek-specific — not kept in English)- Translate log levels: "ΚΡΙΣΙΜΟ", "ΣΦΑΛΜΑ", "ΠΡΟΕΙΔΟΠΟΙΗΣΗ" for CRITICAL, ERROR, WARNING- Preserve Greek diacritics (tonos accent) on all Greek words- Use `;` (erotimatiko) for question marks in Greek sentences **DON'T:** - Write "DAG" — always use "Dag"- Translate `XCom`, `Backfill`, `Pool`, `ID`, `JSON`, `REST API`, `UTC`, `PID`- Translate `{{variable}}` placeholder names- Drop Greek diacritics (e.g., never write "Εκτελεση" for "Εκτέλεση")- Use the informal "εσύ" form- Translate "INFO" or "DEBUG" log level labels- Use English `?` for question marks in Greek sentences