fund in Greek
fund in Greek is κεφάλαιο, απόθεμα, κονδύλι — fund means a sum of money set aside or collected for a specific purpose.
fund in Greek
κεφάλαιο
Pronounced: kefalaio
A sum or source of money.
απόθεμα
Pronounced: apothema
A sum or source of money.
κονδύλι
Pronounced: kondyli
A sum or source of money.
ταμείο
Pronounced: tameio
An organization managing such money.
χρηματοδοτώ
Pronounced: chrimatodoto
(transitive) To pay or provide money for.
επιχορηγώ
Pronounced: epichorigo
(transitive) To pay or provide money for.
What does "fund" mean?
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noun A sum of money set aside or collected for a specific purpose.
"Each month he pays into a holiday fund so the trip is covered."
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noun An organization that pools and invests money on behalf of others.
"Her pension is held in a fund managed by a large firm."
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verb To provide money for something.
"Local donations helped fund the repairs to the village hall roof."
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fund in a sentence
- Each month he pays into a holiday fund so the trip is covered.
- They started a fund to rebuild the school.
- Her pension is held in a fund managed by a large firm.
- Many savers put money into a fund rather than choosing individual shares.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "fund" in Greek?
"fund" in Greek is κεφάλαιο, απόθεμα, κονδύλι. fund means: A sum of money set aside or collected for a specific purpose.
How do you pronounce κεφάλαιο?
"fund" in Greek is κεφάλαιο, pronounced "kefalaio".
How do you use "fund" in a sentence?
Example: "Each month he pays into a holiday fund so the trip is covered." In Greek, "fund" is κεφάλαιο, απόθεμα, κονδύλι.
Are there other ways to say "fund" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 6 translations listed for "fund": κεφάλαιο, απόθεμα, κονδύλι, ταμείο, χρηματοδοτώ, επιχορηγώ.
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