delta in Greek
delta in Greek is δέλτα — delta means the fan-shaped area of low, often marshy land where a river splits into channels before reaching the sea.
delta in Greek
δέλτα
Pronounced: delta
What does "delta" mean?
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noun The fan-shaped area of low, often marshy land where a river splits into channels before reaching the sea.
"Fishing boats move slowly through the channels of the river delta."
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noun The fourth letter of the Greek alphabet, or, by extension, a small change or difference between two values.
"The delta between the two readings was too small to matter."
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delta in a sentence
- Fishing boats move slowly through the channels of the river delta.
- The Nile delta supports millions of people through its fertile soil.
- The delta between the two readings was too small to matter.
- In maths class we used the Greek letter delta to mark a change.
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What is "delta" in Greek?
"delta" in Greek is δέλτα. delta means: The fan-shaped area of low, often marshy land where a river splits into channels before reaching the sea.
How do you pronounce δέλτα?
"delta" in Greek is δέλτα, pronounced "delta".
How do you use "delta" in a sentence?
Example: "Fishing boats move slowly through the channels of the river delta." In Greek, "delta" is δέλτα.
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