inmate in Greek
inmate in Greek is τρόφιμος — inmate means a person held in a prison.
inmate in Greek
τρόφιμος
Pronounced: trofimos
A person confined to an institution such as a prison (as a convict) or hospital (as a patient).
What does "inmate" mean?
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noun A person held in a prison.
"The inmate was released after serving eight years."
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noun A patient confined to a hospital or institution.
"The asylum's inmates received little proper medical care in that era."
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inmate in a sentence
- The inmate was released after serving eight years.
- The asylum's inmates received little proper medical care in that era.
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What is "inmate" in Greek?
"inmate" in Greek is τρόφιμος. inmate means: A person held in a prison.
How do you pronounce τρόφιμος?
"inmate" in Greek is τρόφιμος, pronounced "trofimos".
How do you use "inmate" in a sentence?
Example: "The inmate was released after serving eight years." In Greek, "inmate" is τρόφιμος.
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