homestead in Greek
homestead in Greek is υποστατικό — homestead means a house along with its land and outbuildings, especially a farm.
homestead in Greek
υποστατικό
Pronounced: ypostatiko
A house together with surrounding land and buildings, especially on a farm; the property comprising these.
What does "homestead" mean?
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noun A house along with its land and outbuildings, especially a farm.
"The family homestead had been passed down for three generations."
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verb To settle on and farm a piece of land in order to claim ownership of it.
"Many pioneers homesteaded land in the Midwest during the 1800s."
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homestead in a sentence
- The family homestead had been passed down for three generations.
- Many pioneers homesteaded land in the Midwest during the 1800s.
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What is "homestead" in Greek?
"homestead" in Greek is υποστατικό. homestead means: A house along with its land and outbuildings, especially a farm.
How do you pronounce υποστατικό?
"homestead" in Greek is υποστατικό, pronounced "ypostatiko".
How do you use "homestead" in a sentence?
Example: "The family homestead had been passed down for three generations." In Greek, "homestead" is υποστατικό.
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