caste in Greek
caste in Greek is κάστα — caste means one of the hereditary social classes found historically in South Asian societies and elsewhere.
caste in Greek
κάστα
Pronounced: kasta
Any of the hereditary social classes and subclasses of South Asian societies or similar found historically in other cultures.
What does "caste" mean?
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noun One of the hereditary social classes found historically in South Asian societies and elsewhere.
"The novel explores how caste shaped opportunity in colonial India."
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noun Any rigid, hereditary social division that limits people to a fixed class.
"Critics argue that wealth has created a new kind of caste system."
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caste in a sentence
- The novel explores how caste shaped opportunity in colonial India.
- Critics argue that wealth has created a new kind of caste system.
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What is "caste" in Greek?
"caste" in Greek is κάστα. caste means: One of the hereditary social classes found historically in South Asian societies and elsewhere.
How do you pronounce κάστα?
"caste" in Greek is κάστα, pronounced "kasta".
How do you use "caste" in a sentence?
Example: "The novel explores how caste shaped opportunity in colonial India." In Greek, "caste" is κάστα.
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