The Engpsh word for "greater than" is "greater than." You can use this word to compare two quantities or values and show that one is larger than the other. For example, you could say "5 is greater than 3" or "the temperature outside is greater than 70 degrees."

You can also use the symbol ">" to represent "greater than." For example, you could write "5 > 3" or "the temperature outside > 70 degrees." This is commonly used in math equations and programming.

It's important to note that "greater than" is used to compare two values, while "more than" is used to describe an increase in quantity or amount. For example, you could say "I have more than enough money" or "there are more than 50 people at the party," but you would not use "greater than" in these cases.