fraternal in Greek
fraternal in Greek is αδελφικός — fraternal means relating to brothers, or having a warm, brotherly closeness.
fraternal in Greek
αδελφικός
Pronounced: adelfikos
Of or pertaining to a brother or brothers.
What does "fraternal" mean?
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adj Relating to brothers, or having a warm, brotherly closeness.
"The two colleagues developed a fraternal bond over the years."
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adj Describing twins who developed from two separate eggs and are genetically no more alike than ordinary siblings.
"Fraternal twins can be different sexes, unlike identical twins."
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fraternal in a sentence
- The two colleagues developed a fraternal bond over the years.
- The union expressed fraternal solidarity with striking workers abroad.
- Fraternal twins can be different sexes, unlike identical twins.
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What is "fraternal" in Greek?
"fraternal" in Greek is αδελφικός. fraternal means: Relating to brothers, or having a warm, brotherly closeness.
How do you pronounce αδελφικός?
"fraternal" in Greek is αδελφικός, pronounced "adelfikos".
How do you use "fraternal" in a sentence?
Example: "The two colleagues developed a fraternal bond over the years." In Greek, "fraternal" is αδελφικός.
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