hemisphere in Greek
hemisphere in Greek is ημισφαίριο — hemisphere means one half of the Earth, typically divided north/south by the equator or east/west by a chosen meridian.
hemisphere in Greek
ημισφαίριο
Pronounced: imisfairio
What does "hemisphere" mean?
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noun One half of the Earth, typically divided north/south by the equator or east/west by a chosen meridian.
"Australia sits entirely in the Southern Hemisphere."
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noun Either the left or right half of the brain.
"The left hemisphere of the brain is often linked to language processing."
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noun Half of any sphere, cut by a plane through its center.
"The dome was built as a perfect hemisphere."
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hemisphere in a sentence
- Australia sits entirely in the Southern Hemisphere.
- Winter in the Northern Hemisphere lines up with summer in the Southern Hemisphere.
- The left hemisphere of the brain is often linked to language processing.
- Damage to the right hemisphere can affect how people recognize faces.
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What is "hemisphere" in Greek?
"hemisphere" in Greek is ημισφαίριο. hemisphere means: One half of the Earth, typically divided north/south by the equator or east/west by a chosen meridian.
How do you pronounce ημισφαίριο?
"hemisphere" in Greek is ημισφαίριο, pronounced "imisfairio".
How do you use "hemisphere" in a sentence?
Example: "Australia sits entirely in the Southern Hemisphere." In Greek, "hemisphere" is ημισφαίριο.
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