Advent in Greek
Advent in Greek is Δευτέρα Έλευση, άφιξη, έλευση — Advent means the arrival or beginning of something significant, especially something that changes things.
Advent in Greek
What does "Advent" mean?
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noun The arrival or beginning of something significant, especially something that changes things.
"The advent of the internet changed how people shop and communicate."
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name The Christian season leading up to Christmas, marking the anticipated arrival of Christ.
"Many families open one door of an Advent calendar each day in December."
Advent in a sentence
- The advent of the internet changed how people shop and communicate.
- Doctors have treated the condition more effectively since the advent of the new vaccine.
- Many families open one door of an Advent calendar each day in December.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Advent" in Greek?
"Advent" in Greek is Δευτέρα Έλευση, άφιξη, έλευση. Advent means: The arrival or beginning of something significant, especially something that changes things.
How do you pronounce Δευτέρα Έλευση?
"Advent" in Greek is Δευτέρα Έλευση, pronounced "Deftera Elefsi".
How do you use "Advent" in a sentence?
Example: "The advent of the internet changed how people shop and communicate." In Greek, "Advent" is Δευτέρα Έλευση, άφιξη, έλευση.
Are there other ways to say "Advent" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "Advent": Δευτέρα Έλευση, άφιξη, έλευση.