appendix in Greek
appendix in Greek is παράρτημα — appendix means extra material added at the end of a book or document, giving background or supporting details.
appendix in Greek
παράρτημα
Pronounced: parartima
What does "appendix" mean?
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noun Extra material added at the end of a book or document, giving background or supporting details.
"The report ends with an appendix listing every source the authors used."
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noun A small, finger-shaped pouch attached to the large intestine.
"The surgeon explained that an infected appendix can be dangerous if it is left untreated."
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appendix in a sentence
- The report ends with an appendix listing every source the authors used.
- The full survey data is listed in appendix B.
- The surgeon explained that an infected appendix can be dangerous if it is left untreated.
- Most people can live a perfectly normal life without their appendix.
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What is "appendix" in Greek?
"appendix" in Greek is παράρτημα. appendix means: Extra material added at the end of a book or document, giving background or supporting details.
How do you pronounce παράρτημα?
"appendix" in Greek is παράρτημα, pronounced "parartima".
How do you use "appendix" in a sentence?
Example: "The report ends with an appendix listing every source the authors used." In Greek, "appendix" is παράρτημα.
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