inherit in Greek
inherit in Greek is κληρονομώ — inherit means to receive money, property, or a title from someone after they die.
inherit in Greek
κληρονομώ
Pronounced: klironomo
What does "inherit" mean?
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verb To receive money, property, or a title from someone after they die.
"She inherited the family farm from her grandmother."
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verb To receive a trait or quality from a parent or ancestor.
"He inherited his father's sharp sense of humor."
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verb (computing) To take on properties or behavior from another class or system.
"The subclass inherits all the methods of its parent class."
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inherit in a sentence
- She inherited the family farm from her grandmother.
- He inherited his father's sharp sense of humor.
- The subclass inherits all the methods of its parent class.
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What is "inherit" in Greek?
"inherit" in Greek is κληρονομώ. inherit means: To receive money, property, or a title from someone after they die.
How do you pronounce κληρονομώ?
"inherit" in Greek is κληρονομώ, pronounced "klironomo".
How do you use "inherit" in a sentence?
Example: "She inherited the family farm from her grandmother." In Greek, "inherit" is κληρονομώ.
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