codex in Greek
codex in Greek is κώδικας, σωμάτιο — codex means a manuscript book, especially an old one, made of bound pages rather than a scroll.
codex in Greek
κώδικας
Pronounced: kodikas
An early manuscript book.
σωμάτιο
Pronounced: somatio
An early manuscript book.
κώδικας
Pronounced: kodikas
A book bound in the modern manner, by joining pages, as opposed to a rolled scroll.
What does "codex" mean?
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noun A manuscript book, especially an old one, made of bound pages rather than a scroll.
"The monks preserved the text in a medieval codex."
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noun An official reference list of medicines and their ingredients.
"The pharmacy checked the codex before compounding the mixture."
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codex in a sentence
- The monks preserved the text in a medieval codex.
- Scholars study the ancient codex for clues about early Christianity.
- The pharmacy checked the codex before compounding the mixture.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "codex" in Greek?
"codex" in Greek is κώδικας, σωμάτιο. codex means: A manuscript book, especially an old one, made of bound pages rather than a scroll.
How do you pronounce κώδικας?
"codex" in Greek is κώδικας, pronounced "kodikas".
How do you use "codex" in a sentence?
Example: "The monks preserved the text in a medieval codex." In Greek, "codex" is κώδικας, σωμάτιο.
Are there other ways to say "codex" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "codex": κώδικας, σωμάτιο.
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