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What does Eisai koukla mean in English?

"Eisai koukla" is not a standard Greek phrase. It seems to be a combination of two words that are individually meaningful, but don't combine into a standard phrase:

* Eisai (είσαι) means "you are" in Greek.

* Koukla (κούκλα) means "doll" in Greek.

Therefore, "eisai koukla" literally translates to "you are a doll".

It's important to note that this phrase would be unusual to hear in everyday Greek conversation. It could be used as a playful term of endearment, meaning "you are so cute/pretty," but it could also be interpreted as a strange or even insulting statement depending on the context.

Without more information about the situation in which you heard or encountered this phrase, it's impossible to give a definitive interpretation.

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