alien in Greek
alien in Greek is ξένος, εξωγήινος — alien means a being from another planet.
alien in Greek
ξένος
Pronounced: xenos
ξένος
Pronounced: xenos
εξωγήινος
Pronounced: exogiinos
Any life form of extraterrestrial or extradimensional origin.
What does "alien" mean?
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noun A being from another planet.
"The children dressed up as green aliens with antennae for the school play."
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noun A foreign citizen living in a country where they do not hold citizenship.
"As a legal alien, he had to carry his permit whenever he travelled."
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adj Very strange or unfamiliar.
"The loud, crowded city felt alien to someone raised in a quiet village."
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verb (formal, law) To transfer ownership of property to someone else.
"The owner decided to alien the farm to her daughter by signing the deed."
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alien in a sentence
- The children dressed up as green aliens with antennae for the school play.
- In the story, a friendly alien lands in a farmer's field.
- As a legal alien, he had to carry his permit whenever he travelled.
- The new rules make it easier for an alien to apply for work.
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What is "alien" in Greek?
"alien" in Greek is ξένος, εξωγήινος. alien means: A being from another planet.
How do you pronounce ξένος?
"alien" in Greek is ξένος, pronounced "xenos".
How do you use "alien" in a sentence?
Example: "The children dressed up as green aliens with antennae for the school play." In Greek, "alien" is ξένος, εξωγήινος.
Are there other ways to say "alien" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "alien": ξένος, εξωγήινος.
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