cf. in Greek
cf. in Greek is πβ., πρβ. — cf. means compare: used in writing to point the reader towards another source, passage or example that is worth setting alongside the point just made.
cf. in Greek
πβ.
Pronounced: pv.
Compare; compare to; compare with.
πρβ.
Pronounced: prv.
Compare; compare to; compare with.
What does "cf." mean?
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abbreviation Compare: used in writing to point the reader towards another source, passage or example that is worth setting alongside the point just made.
"Growth slowed sharply after 1979 (cf. Chapter 4)."
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abbreviation Used before a species name in biology to indicate that a specimen resembles that species but has not been positively identified.
"The fossil was labelled Homo cf. erectus."
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cf. in a sentence
- Growth slowed sharply after 1979 (cf. Chapter 4).
- The ritual has no parallel in the region; cf. the Tibetan practice described by Tucci.
- The fossil was labelled Homo cf. erectus.
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What is "cf." in Greek?
"cf." in Greek is πβ., πρβ.. cf. means: Compare: used in writing to point the reader towards another source, passage or example that is worth setting alongside the point just made.
How do you pronounce πβ.?
"cf." in Greek is πβ., pronounced "pv.".
How do you use "cf." in a sentence?
Example: "Growth slowed sharply after 1979 (cf. Chapter 4)." In Greek, "cf." is πβ., πρβ..
Are there other ways to say "cf." in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "cf.": πβ., πρβ..
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