domesticated in Greek
domesticated in Greek is εξημερωμένος — domesticated means bred or adapted over generations to live alongside and be useful to humans.
domesticated in Greek
εξημερωμένος
Pronounced: eximeromenos
Selectively bred to live with or around humans. (of an animal or a plant, especially a pet)
What does "domesticated" mean?
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adj Bred or adapted over generations to live alongside and be useful to humans.
"Cats were domesticated thousands of years ago, likely to help control rodents."
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domesticated in a sentence
- Cats were domesticated thousands of years ago, likely to help control rodents.
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What is "domesticated" in Greek?
"domesticated" in Greek is εξημερωμένος. domesticated means: Bred or adapted over generations to live alongside and be useful to humans.
How do you pronounce εξημερωμένος?
"domesticated" in Greek is εξημερωμένος, pronounced "eximeromenos".
How do you use "domesticated" in a sentence?
Example: "Cats were domesticated thousands of years ago, likely to help control rodents." In Greek, "domesticated" is εξημερωμένος.
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