spartan in German
spartan in German is spartanisch — spartan means extremely plain, strict, or self-disciplined, with no luxury or comfort.
spartan in German
spartanisch
Lacking in decoration and luxury.
What does "spartan" mean?
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adjective Extremely plain, strict, or self-disciplined, with no luxury or comfort.
"The monks lived in spartan conditions with just a bed and a desk."
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noun A native or citizen of the ancient Greek city-state of Sparta.
"The Spartans were famed throughout Greece for their military discipline."
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spartan in a sentence
- The monks lived in spartan conditions with just a bed and a desk.
- The Spartans were famed throughout Greece for their military discipline.
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What is "spartan" in German?
"spartan" in German is spartanisch. spartan means: Extremely plain, strict, or self-disciplined, with no luxury or comfort.
How do you use "spartan" in a sentence?
Example: "The monks lived in spartan conditions with just a bed and a desk." In German, "spartan" is spartanisch.
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