incapable in Greek
incapable in Greek is ανίκανος — incapable means not able to do something; lacking the necessary skill or capacity.
incapable in Greek
ανίκανος
Pronounced: anikanos
Not in a state to receive; not receptive; not susceptible; not able to admit.
What does "incapable" mean?
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adjective Not able to do something; lacking the necessary skill or capacity.
"He seemed incapable of admitting he was wrong."
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incapable in a sentence
- He seemed incapable of admitting he was wrong.
- The old engine was incapable of reaching top speed anymore.
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What is "incapable" in Greek?
"incapable" in Greek is ανίκανος. incapable means: Not able to do something; lacking the necessary skill or capacity.
How do you pronounce ανίκανος?
"incapable" in Greek is ανίκανος, pronounced "anikanos".
How do you use "incapable" in a sentence?
Example: "He seemed incapable of admitting he was wrong." In Greek, "incapable" is ανίκανος.
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