dyslexia in Greek
dyslexia in Greek is δυσλεξία — dyslexia means a learning difficulty that makes reading, spelling, and writing more difficult, despite normal intelligence.
dyslexia in Greek
δυσλεξία
Pronounced: dyslexia
(neurology, pathology) A learning disability characterized by reading and writing difficulties.
What does "dyslexia" mean?
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noun A learning difficulty that makes reading, spelling, and writing more difficult, despite normal intelligence.
"He was diagnosed with dyslexia in primary school and later thrived with extra support."
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dyslexia in a sentence
- He was diagnosed with dyslexia in primary school and later thrived with extra support.
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What is "dyslexia" in Greek?
"dyslexia" in Greek is δυσλεξία. dyslexia means: A learning difficulty that makes reading, spelling, and writing more difficult, despite normal intelligence.
How do you pronounce δυσλεξία?
"dyslexia" in Greek is δυσλεξία, pronounced "dyslexia".
How do you use "dyslexia" in a sentence?
Example: "He was diagnosed with dyslexia in primary school and later thrived with extra support." In Greek, "dyslexia" is δυσλεξία.
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