auxiliary in Greek
auxiliary in Greek is βοηθητικός, δευτερεύων, επικουρικός — auxiliary means providing extra help or support to something else, rather than being the main part.
auxiliary in Greek
βοηθητικός
Pronounced: voithitikos
Helping; giving assistance or support.
δευτερεύων
Pronounced: defterevon
Supplementary or subsidiary.
επικουρικός
Pronounced: epikourikos
Supplementary or subsidiary.
ανταλλακτικός
Pronounced: adallaktikos
Held in reserve for exceptional circumstances.
αποθεματικός
Pronounced: apothematikos
Held in reserve for exceptional circumstances.
What does "auxiliary" mean?
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adjective Providing extra help or support to something else, rather than being the main part.
"The hospital brought in auxiliary staff during the outbreak."
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noun A verb, such as "have," "be," or "will," used together with another verb to show tense, mood, or voice.
"In "she has finished," "has" is the auxiliary."
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auxiliary in a sentence
- The hospital brought in auxiliary staff during the outbreak.
- They kept an auxiliary generator in case the power went out.
- In "she has finished," "has" is the auxiliary.
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What is "auxiliary" in Greek?
"auxiliary" in Greek is βοηθητικός, δευτερεύων, επικουρικός. auxiliary means: Providing extra help or support to something else, rather than being the main part.
How do you pronounce βοηθητικός?
"auxiliary" in Greek is βοηθητικός, pronounced "voithitikos".
How do you use "auxiliary" in a sentence?
Example: "The hospital brought in auxiliary staff during the outbreak." In Greek, "auxiliary" is βοηθητικός, δευτερεύων, επικουρικός.
Are there other ways to say "auxiliary" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 5 translations listed for "auxiliary": βοηθητικός, δευτερεύων, επικουρικός, ανταλλακτικός, αποθεματικός.
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