colonial in Greek
colonial in Greek is αποικιακός — colonial means relating to a colony, or to the era when a territory was ruled as one.
colonial in Greek
αποικιακός
Pronounced: apoikiakos
Of or pertaining to a period when a country or territory was a colony.
What does "colonial" mean?
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adjective Relating to a colony, or to the era when a territory was ruled as one.
"The museum has an exhibit on colonial-era trade routes."
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colonial in a sentence
- The museum has an exhibit on colonial-era trade routes.
- Colonial architecture in the town still reflects the styles brought over by early settlers.
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What is "colonial" in Greek?
"colonial" in Greek is αποικιακός. colonial means: Relating to a colony, or to the era when a territory was ruled as one.
How do you pronounce αποικιακός?
"colonial" in Greek is αποικιακός, pronounced "apoikiakos".
How do you use "colonial" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum has an exhibit on colonial-era trade routes." In Greek, "colonial" is αποικιακός.
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