adoption in Greek
adoption in Greek is υιοθεσία, υιοθέτηση — adoption means the legal process of taking a child into your family as your own.
adoption in Greek
υιοθεσία
Pronounced: yiothesia
The state of being adopted; the acceptance of a child of other parents as if he or she were one's own child.
υιοθέτηση
Pronounced: yiothetisi
The choosing and making that to be one's own which originally was not so; acceptance.
What does "adoption" mean?
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noun The legal process of taking a child into your family as your own.
"The adoption was finalised after a long wait."
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noun The act of starting to use or accept something, such as a method, technology, or plan.
"The adoption of electric vehicles is rising every year."
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adoption in a sentence
- The adoption was finalised after a long wait.
- They're considering adoption after years of fertility treatment.
- The adoption of electric vehicles is rising every year.
- Widespread adoption of the new software took months.
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What is "adoption" in Greek?
"adoption" in Greek is υιοθεσία, υιοθέτηση. adoption means: The legal process of taking a child into your family as your own.
How do you pronounce υιοθεσία?
"adoption" in Greek is υιοθεσία, pronounced "yiothesia".
How do you use "adoption" in a sentence?
Example: "The adoption was finalised after a long wait." In Greek, "adoption" is υιοθεσία, υιοθέτηση.
Are there other ways to say "adoption" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "adoption": υιοθεσία, υιοθέτηση.
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