geriatric in Greek
geriatric in Greek is γηριατρικός — geriatric means relating to elderly people or to the medical care of old age.
geriatric in Greek
γηριατρικός
Pronounced: giriatrikos
Relating to geriatrics.
What does "geriatric" mean?
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adj Relating to elderly people or to the medical care of old age.
"She works in the geriatric ward of the hospital."
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noun An elderly person (informal, and can sound dismissive).
"He joked about becoming a geriatric once he turned fifty."
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geriatric in a sentence
- She works in the geriatric ward of the hospital.
- The clinic offers specialised geriatric care for patients over eighty.
- He joked about becoming a geriatric once he turned fifty.
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What is "geriatric" in Greek?
"geriatric" in Greek is γηριατρικός. geriatric means: Relating to elderly people or to the medical care of old age.
How do you pronounce γηριατρικός?
"geriatric" in Greek is γηριατρικός, pronounced "giriatrikos".
How do you use "geriatric" in a sentence?
Example: "She works in the geriatric ward of the hospital." In Greek, "geriatric" is γηριατρικός.
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