abbey in Greek
abbey in Greek is αβαείο, μοναστήρι — abbey means a monastery or convent, or the buildings that house it, led by an abbot or abbess.
abbey in Greek
αβαείο
Pronounced: avaeio
μοναστήρι
Pronounced: monastiri
What does "abbey" mean?
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noun A monastery or convent, or the buildings that house it, led by an abbot or abbess.
"Tourists queue to visit the ruined abbey on the hill."
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noun A building that was once a monastery, now often used as a stately home or historic site.
"Visitors can walk around the ruined abbey and see where the monks once lived."
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name A diminutive of the given name Abigail.
"Everyone at school calls her Abbey."
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abbey in a sentence
- Tourists queue to visit the ruined abbey on the hill.
- The abbey bell rang out across the quiet valley every morning.
- Visitors can walk around the ruined abbey and see where the monks once lived.
- We had our wedding reception in a beautiful abbey surrounded by gardens.
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What is "abbey" in Greek?
"abbey" in Greek is αβαείο, μοναστήρι. abbey means: A monastery or convent, or the buildings that house it, led by an abbot or abbess.
How do you pronounce αβαείο?
"abbey" in Greek is αβαείο, pronounced "avaeio".
How do you use "abbey" in a sentence?
Example: "Tourists queue to visit the ruined abbey on the hill." In Greek, "abbey" is αβαείο, μοναστήρι.
Are there other ways to say "abbey" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "abbey": αβαείο, μοναστήρι.
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