Google Reveals What Greeks Searched for Most in 2025

Google has revealed the questions that dominated searches by Greek users in 2025, showing a mix of practical curiosity, linguistic interest and queries influenced by viral trends and television quiz shows.

Among the most popular searches were questions beginning with “What does it mean…”, as users turned to Google to translate or understand unfamiliar words, terms and expressions. The top queries included:

• What does “λάθε βιώσας” mean?

• What does “intersex” mean?

• What does “σιμούν” mean?

• What does “Hong Kong” mean?

• What does “εξεργασία” mean in medicine?

• What does “τζιβαέρι” mean?

• What does “πέλωρ” mean?

• What does “nepotism” mean?

• What does “φλεξάρω” mean?

• What does “δράμω” mean?

Significant interest was also recorded in searches starting with “Who is…” or “What is…”, reflecting curiosity around identity, history, language, geography and everyday digital needs. Among the most searched questions were:

• Who was the first Greek feminist?

• What is the capital of Nigeria?

• What is the long-term weather trend?

• Who is the mother of Helen of Troy?

• What is the longest word in Greek?

• Who is Madlen Peneva?

• What is the capital of Australia?

• What is my IP?

• What is the second largest country in the world?

• What is the capital of Saudi Arabia?

Despite sparking widespread discussion during the year, one notable term failed to make it into Google’s top searches. The much-talked-about “6-7” — a phrase that preoccupied many parents and older generations in 2025 — was absent from the leading results.

Although many had expected it to rank highly because of the public debate it generated, Greek users appeared to avoid focusing on the issue online, defying early predictions.

The data underline how Greeks in 2025 turned to Google not only for information, but also to navigate language, culture and trends shaping everyday life.