antique in Greek
antique in Greek is αντίκα — antique means an object, usually furniture or decorative item, valued for being old and often collectible.
antique in Greek
αντίκα
Pronounced: adika
What does "antique" mean?
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noun An object, usually furniture or decorative item, valued for being old and often collectible.
"She inherited a beautiful antique writing desk from her grandmother."
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adj Belonging to former times; old and often valuable because of its age.
"The house was furnished with antique rugs and paintings."
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antique in a sentence
- She inherited a beautiful antique writing desk from her grandmother.
- They spent the afternoon browsing an antique shop for old clocks.
- The house was furnished with antique rugs and paintings.
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What is "antique" in Greek?
"antique" in Greek is αντίκα. antique means: An object, usually furniture or decorative item, valued for being old and often collectible.
How do you pronounce αντίκα?
"antique" in Greek is αντίκα, pronounced "adika".
How do you use "antique" in a sentence?
Example: "She inherited a beautiful antique writing desk from her grandmother." In Greek, "antique" is αντίκα.
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