errant in Greek
errant in Greek is περιπλανώμενος — errant means straying from what is normal, expected, or proper; behaving badly.
errant in Greek
περιπλανώμενος
Pronounced: periplanomenos
Straying from the proper course or standard, or outside established limits.
What does "errant" mean?
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adjective Straying from what is normal, expected, or proper; behaving badly.
"The teacher had a quiet word with her errant students."
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noun A knight-errant — a wandering knight from medieval romance who travels in search of adventure.
"The tale follows an errant on a quest to rescue the princess."
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errant in a sentence
- The teacher had a quiet word with her errant students.
- An errant shot from the striker sailed over the crossbar.
- The tale follows an errant on a quest to rescue the princess.
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What is "errant" in Greek?
"errant" in Greek is περιπλανώμενος. errant means: Straying from what is normal, expected, or proper; behaving badly.
How do you pronounce περιπλανώμενος?
"errant" in Greek is περιπλανώμενος, pronounced "periplanomenos".
How do you use "errant" in a sentence?
Example: "The teacher had a quiet word with her errant students." In Greek, "errant" is περιπλανώμενος.
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