heirloom in Greek
heirloom in Greek is κειμήλιο — heirloom means a valued item, often jewelry, furniture, or a keepsake, that has been passed down within a family across generations.
heirloom in Greek
κειμήλιο
Pronounced: keimilio
A valued possession that has been passed down through the generations.
What does "heirloom" mean?
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noun A valued item, often jewelry, furniture, or a keepsake, that has been passed down within a family across generations.
"The ring had been an heirloom in her family since her great-grandmother's wedding."
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noun An older variety of crop or plant, grown from seed saved and handed down over generations rather than a modern commercial hybrid.
"She grows heirloom tomatoes because of their unusual colors and flavor."
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heirloom in a sentence
- The ring had been an heirloom in her family since her great-grandmother's wedding.
- He kept his grandfather's watch as a treasured heirloom.
- She grows heirloom tomatoes because of their unusual colors and flavor.
- The seed bank preserves dozens of heirloom varieties of beans.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "heirloom" in Greek?
"heirloom" in Greek is κειμήλιο. heirloom means: A valued item, often jewelry, furniture, or a keepsake, that has been passed down within a family across generations.
How do you pronounce κειμήλιο?
"heirloom" in Greek is κειμήλιο, pronounced "keimilio".
How do you use "heirloom" in a sentence?
Example: "The ring had been an heirloom in her family since her great-grandmother's wedding." In Greek, "heirloom" is κειμήλιο.
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