fragment in Greek
fragment in Greek is θραύσμα, απόσπασμα, θρυμματίζω — fragment means a small broken-off piece of something larger.
fragment in Greek
θραύσμα
Pronounced: thrafsma
απόσπασμα
Pronounced: apospasma
(grammar) A sentence not containing a subject or a predicate; a sentence fragment.
θραύσμα
Pronounced: thrafsma
(grammar) A sentence not containing a subject or a predicate; a sentence fragment.
θρυμματίζω
Pronounced: thrymmatizo
(intransitive) To break apart.
κομματιάζω
Pronounced: kommatiazo
(transitive) To cause to be broken into pieces.
τεμαχίζω
Pronounced: temachizo
(transitive) To cause to be broken into pieces.
What does "fragment" mean?
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noun A small broken-off piece of something larger.
"Archaeologists found a fragment of an ancient pot at the dig."
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verb To break into pieces, or to split apart.
"The vase fragmented when it hit the tile floor."
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fragment in a sentence
- Archaeologists found a fragment of an ancient pot at the dig.
- Only a fragment of the original manuscript survives.
- The vase fragmented when it hit the tile floor.
- The party began to fragment into rival factions.
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What is "fragment" in Greek?
"fragment" in Greek is θραύσμα, απόσπασμα, θρυμματίζω. fragment means: A small broken-off piece of something larger.
How do you pronounce θραύσμα?
"fragment" in Greek is θραύσμα, pronounced "thrafsma".
How do you use "fragment" in a sentence?
Example: "Archaeologists found a fragment of an ancient pot at the dig." In Greek, "fragment" is θραύσμα, απόσπασμα, θρυμματίζω.
Are there other ways to say "fragment" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 5 translations listed for "fragment": θραύσμα, απόσπασμα, θρυμματίζω, κομματιάζω, τεμαχίζω.
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