domestic in Greek
domestic in Greek is οικιακός, εγχώριος — domestic means relating to the home or family life.
domestic in Greek
οικιακός
Pronounced: oikiakos
εγχώριος
Pronounced: enchorios
Internal to a specific country.
What does "domestic" mean?
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adj Relating to the home or family life.
"Cooking and cleaning are domestic chores that everyone shares in our house."
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adj Occurring or made within one's own country, as opposed to abroad.
"Domestic flights were cheaper than international ones this month."
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noun A dispute or violent incident within a household, especially between partners.
"Neighbours said they had heard a domestic through the thin wall again."
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domestic in a sentence
- Cooking and cleaning are domestic chores that everyone shares in our house.
- Domestic life suited him better than constant travel for work.
- Domestic flights were cheaper than international ones this month.
- The shop only sells domestic goods, nothing imported from overseas.
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What is "domestic" in Greek?
"domestic" in Greek is οικιακός, εγχώριος. domestic means: Relating to the home or family life.
How do you pronounce οικιακός?
"domestic" in Greek is οικιακός, pronounced "oikiakos".
How do you use "domestic" in a sentence?
Example: "Cooking and cleaning are domestic chores that everyone shares in our house." In Greek, "domestic" is οικιακός, εγχώριος.
Are there other ways to say "domestic" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "domestic": οικιακός, εγχώριος.
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