endemic in Greek
endemic in Greek is ενδημικός — endemic means native to, or regularly found only in, a particular place.
endemic in Greek
ενδημικός
Pronounced: endimikos
(especially of diseases) Prevalent in a particular area or region, persistent within a population.
What does "endemic" mean?
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adj Native to, or regularly found only in, a particular place.
"The kiwi is a bird endemic to New Zealand."
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adj Regularly occurring within a particular community or region, such as a disease that never fully disappears.
"Malaria remains endemic in parts of sub-Saharan Africa."
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endemic in a sentence
- The kiwi is a bird endemic to New Zealand.
- This wildflower is endemic to the alpine regions of the Rockies.
- Malaria remains endemic in parts of sub-Saharan Africa.
- Corruption was endemic in the old regime.
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What is "endemic" in Greek?
"endemic" in Greek is ενδημικός. endemic means: Native to, or regularly found only in, a particular place.
How do you pronounce ενδημικός?
"endemic" in Greek is ενδημικός, pronounced "endimikos".
How do you use "endemic" in a sentence?
Example: "The kiwi is a bird endemic to New Zealand." In Greek, "endemic" is ενδημικός.
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