jot in Greek
jot in Greek is γιώτα — jot means a tiny amount of something; the smallest bit.
jot in Greek
γιώτα
Pronounced: giota
The smallest letter or stroke of any writing; an iota.
What does "jot" mean?
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noun A tiny amount of something; the smallest bit.
"There isn't a jot of truth in that rumor."
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verb To write something down quickly, usually a short note.
"She jotted down the phone number on a napkin."
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jot in a sentence
- There isn't a jot of truth in that rumor.
- He didn't change one jot of the original plan.
- She jotted down the phone number on a napkin.
- Let me jot that idea before I forget it.
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What is "jot" in Greek?
"jot" in Greek is γιώτα. jot means: A tiny amount of something; the smallest bit.
How do you pronounce γιώτα?
"jot" in Greek is γιώτα, pronounced "giota".
How do you use "jot" in a sentence?
Example: "There isn't a jot of truth in that rumor." In Greek, "jot" is γιώτα.
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