grammarian in Greek
grammarian in Greek is γραμματικός — grammarian means a person who studies grammar, whether as a serious academic discipline or in a more casual, unscientific way.
grammarian in Greek
γραμματικός
Pronounced: grammatikos
A person who studies grammar, either scientifically or (traditionally) unscientifically.
What does "grammarian" mean?
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noun A person who studies grammar, whether as a serious academic discipline or in a more casual, unscientific way.
"The dictionary's introduction was written by a well-known grammarian."
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noun Someone who fussily points out faults in other people's grammar, often without real expertise.
"My uncle is a grammarian who corrects every text message he receives."
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grammarian in a sentence
- The dictionary's introduction was written by a well-known grammarian.
- She trained as a grammarian before moving into translation work.
- My uncle is a grammarian who corrects every text message he receives.
- Don't let the office grammarian put you off speaking up in meetings.
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What is "grammarian" in Greek?
"grammarian" in Greek is γραμματικός. grammarian means: A person who studies grammar, whether as a serious academic discipline or in a more casual, unscientific way.
How do you pronounce γραμματικός?
"grammarian" in Greek is γραμματικός, pronounced "grammatikos".
How do you use "grammarian" in a sentence?
Example: "The dictionary's introduction was written by a well-known grammarian." In Greek, "grammarian" is γραμματικός.
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