geography in Greek
geography in Greek is γεωγραφία — geography means the study of the earth's physical features and how people interact with them.
geography in Greek
γεωγραφία
Pronounced: geografia
The study of the physical properties of the earth, including how humans affect and are affected by them.
What does "geography" mean?
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noun The study of the earth's physical features and how people interact with them.
"Geography teaches us why some regions have deserts while others have rainforests."
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noun The physical layout or arrangement of a particular place.
"The odd geography of the old house meant you had to cross the kitchen to reach the stairs."
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geography in a sentence
- Geography teaches us why some regions have deserts while others have rainforests.
- She majored in geography at university.
- The odd geography of the old house meant you had to cross the kitchen to reach the stairs.
- Walkers should study the geography of the valley before choosing a route.
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What is "geography" in Greek?
"geography" in Greek is γεωγραφία. geography means: The study of the earth's physical features and how people interact with them.
How do you pronounce γεωγραφία?
"geography" in Greek is γεωγραφία, pronounced "geografia".
How do you use "geography" in a sentence?
Example: "Geography teaches us why some regions have deserts while others have rainforests." In Greek, "geography" is γεωγραφία.
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