child in Greek
child in Greek is παιδί, τέκνο, απότοκος — child means a young human being, from birth up to the start of the teenage years.
child in Greek
What does "child" mean?
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noun A young human being, from birth up to the start of the teenage years.
"The child ran across the playground laughing."
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noun A son or daughter of any age, regardless of how old they are.
"Even at fifty, he's still their only child."
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noun Someone strongly shaped by a particular time, place, or influence.
"She always described herself as a child of the 1980s."
child in a sentence
- The child ran across the playground laughing.
- She has two children, a boy and a girl.
- Even at fifty, he's still their only child.
- Every parent worries about their child, no matter how grown up they get.
Similar words in Greek
Common Greek translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "child" in Greek?
"child" in Greek is παιδί, τέκνο, απότοκος. child means: A young human being, from birth up to the start of the teenage years.
How do you pronounce παιδί?
"child" in Greek is παιδί, pronounced "paidi".
How do you use "child" in a sentence?
Example: "The child ran across the playground laughing." In Greek, "child" is παιδί, τέκνο, απότοκος.
Are there other ways to say "child" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 4 translations listed for "child": παιδί, τέκνο, απότοκος, ανήλικος.