agora in Finnish
agora in Finnish is agora, kokouspaikka, tori — agora means an open public gathering place or marketplace in an ancient Greek city.
agora in Finnish
agora
A place for gathering.
kokouspaikka
A place for gathering.
tori
A place for gathering.
agora
A marketplace, especially in Classical Greece.
tori
A marketplace, especially in Classical Greece.
What does "agora" mean?
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noun An open public gathering place or marketplace in an ancient Greek city.
"Philosophers used to debate in the agora of Athens."
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noun A small unit of Israeli currency, worth one hundredth of a shekel.
"The coin was worth only a few agorot."
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agora in a sentence
- Philosophers used to debate in the agora of Athens.
- The coin was worth only a few agorot.
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What is "agora" in Finnish?
"agora" in Finnish is agora, kokouspaikka, tori. agora means: An open public gathering place or marketplace in an ancient Greek city.
How do you use "agora" in a sentence?
Example: "Philosophers used to debate in the agora of Athens." In Finnish, "agora" is agora, kokouspaikka, tori.
Are there other ways to say "agora" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 3 translations listed for "agora": agora, kokouspaikka, tori.
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