bylaw in Greek
bylaw in Greek is κανονισμός, εσωτερικός κανονισμός — bylaw means a traditional rule that applies only within one town or district.
bylaw in Greek
κανονισμός
Pronounced: kanonismos
A local custom or law of a settlement or district.
εσωτερικός κανονισμός
Pronounced: esoterikos kanonismos
A law or rule governing the internal affairs of an organization (e.g., corporation or business).
What does "bylaw" mean?
- noun A traditional rule that applies only within one town or district.
- noun A rule set by a local council to manage its own affairs.
- noun One numbered section within this kind of local rule.
- noun A rule that governs how a company or organisation manages its own internal matters.
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What is "bylaw" in Greek?
"bylaw" in Greek is κανονισμός, εσωτερικός κανονισμός. bylaw means: A traditional rule that applies only within one town or district.
How do you pronounce κανονισμός?
"bylaw" in Greek is κανονισμός, pronounced "kanonismos".
Are there other ways to say "bylaw" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "bylaw": κανονισμός, εσωτερικός κανονισμός.
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