omilia

Omilia is a term of Greek origin that primarily denotes speech or talking. In modern Greek, omilia (ομιλία) is used for everyday conversation, lectures, or public addresses, and it can also refer to formal addresses in certain contexts.

Etymology: The word derives from the Greek noun ομιλία, from a root associated with speaking, and is used in transliterated form in English-language discussions of the Greek language or in references to Greek proper nouns. As a transliteration, omilia appears chiefly in linguistic, cultural, or academic contexts.

As a proper noun, Omilia refers to a technology company based in Greece that specializes in conversational artificial intelligence, including speech recognition, natural language understanding, and multilingual virtual assistants and IVR systems for customer contact centers. The company markets its platforms to telecom operators, enterprises, and service providers worldwide, and its offerings are used to automate and manage spoken interactions across channels.

In linguistic usage, omilia is typically encountered as a direct transliteration of the Greek word in academic texts, dictionaries, or studies of modern Greek, rather than as a common English term. The dual presence of omilia as both a common noun in Greek and a corporate name reflects its cultural and commercial reach.