Catalan in Greek
Catalan in Greek is καταλανικός, καταλανικά, Καταλανός — Catalan means a native or inhabitant of Catalonia, in north-east Spain.
Catalan in Greek
What does "Catalan" mean?
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noun A native or inhabitant of Catalonia, in north-east Spain.
"Many Catalans identify strongly with their own regional culture."
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name The Romance language spoken in Catalonia and nearby regions of Spain and France.
"Catalan is taught alongside Spanish in Catalonian schools."
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adj Relating to Catalonia, its people, culture, or language.
"The restaurant served traditional Catalan cuisine."
Catalan in a sentence
- Many Catalans identify strongly with their own regional culture.
- Catalan is taught alongside Spanish in Catalonian schools.
- The restaurant served traditional Catalan cuisine.
Common Greek translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Catalan" in Greek?
"Catalan" in Greek is καταλανικός, καταλανικά, Καταλανός. Catalan means: A native or inhabitant of Catalonia, in north-east Spain.
How do you pronounce καταλανικός?
"Catalan" in Greek is καταλανικός, pronounced "katalanikos".
How do you use "Catalan" in a sentence?
Example: "Many Catalans identify strongly with their own regional culture." In Greek, "Catalan" is καταλανικός, καταλανικά, Καταλανός.
Are there other ways to say "Catalan" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 4 translations listed for "Catalan": καταλανικός, καταλανικά, Καταλανός, Καταλανή.