historical in Greek
historical in Greek is ιστορικός — historical means relating to history or the past, especially as recorded and studied, as opposed to legend or fiction.
historical in Greek
ιστορικός
Pronounced: istorikos
(uncommon) Synonym of historic: important or likely to be important to history and historians.
What does "historical" mean?
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adj Relating to history or the past, especially as recorded and studied, as opposed to legend or fiction.
"The museum displays historical objects from a Roman fort found nearby."
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historical in a sentence
- The museum displays historical objects from a Roman fort found nearby.
- The novel is based on historical events from the 1800s.
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What is "historical" in Greek?
"historical" in Greek is ιστορικός. historical means: Relating to history or the past, especially as recorded and studied, as opposed to legend or fiction.
How do you pronounce ιστορικός?
"historical" in Greek is ιστορικός, pronounced "istorikos".
How do you use "historical" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum displays historical objects from a Roman fort found nearby." In Greek, "historical" is ιστορικός.
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