Dominican in Greek
Dominican in Greek is Δομινικανός, δομινικανός — Dominican means a person from the Dominican Republic.
Dominican in Greek
Δομινικανός
Pronounced: Dominikanos
A person from the Dominican Republic or of its descent.
δομινικανός
Pronounced: dominikanos
A member of the religious order founded by St. Dominic.
What does "Dominican" mean?
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noun A person from the Dominican Republic.
"Many Dominicans in the diaspora send money home to relatives."
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adj Relating to the Dominican Republic or its people.
"Dominican cuisine makes heavy use of rice, beans, and plantains."
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noun A member of the Dominican religious order, a Catholic order of friars founded by Saint Dominic.
"The Dominicans became known for their scholarship and preaching."
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Dominican in a sentence
- Many Dominicans in the diaspora send money home to relatives.
- Dominican cuisine makes heavy use of rice, beans, and plantains.
- The Dominicans became known for their scholarship and preaching.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Dominican" in Greek?
"Dominican" in Greek is Δομινικανός, δομινικανός. Dominican means: A person from the Dominican Republic.
How do you pronounce Δομινικανός?
"Dominican" in Greek is Δομινικανός, pronounced "Dominikanos".
How do you use "Dominican" in a sentence?
Example: "Many Dominicans in the diaspora send money home to relatives." In Greek, "Dominican" is Δομινικανός, δομινικανός.
Are there other ways to say "Dominican" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "Dominican": Δομινικανός, δομινικανός.
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