concubine in Greek
concubine in Greek is παλλακίδα — concubine means historically, a woman who lived with a man in a sexual relationship without being his wife, often with lower social status.
concubine in Greek
παλλακίδα
Pronounced: pallakida
A woman who lives with a man, but who is not a wife.
What does "concubine" mean?
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noun Historically, a woman who lived with a man in a sexual relationship without being his wife, often with lower social status.
"In some royal courts, a concubine could bear children but never inherit as a wife would."
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concubine in a sentence
- In some royal courts, a concubine could bear children but never inherit as a wife would.
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What is "concubine" in Greek?
"concubine" in Greek is παλλακίδα. concubine means: Historically, a woman who lived with a man in a sexual relationship without being his wife, often with lower social status.
How do you pronounce παλλακίδα?
"concubine" in Greek is παλλακίδα, pronounced "pallakida".
How do you use "concubine" in a sentence?
Example: "In some royal courts, a concubine could bear children but never inherit as a wife would." In Greek, "concubine" is παλλακίδα.
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