legacy in Greek
legacy in Greek is κληρονομιά — legacy means money or property left to someone in a will.
legacy in Greek
κληρονομιά
Pronounced: klironomia
Something inherited from a predecessor or the past.
What does "legacy" mean?
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noun Money or property left to someone in a will.
"She used her grandmother's legacy to start a small business."
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noun Something handed down from the past, especially the lasting impact of a person or era.
"His legacy as a civil rights leader endures decades after his death."
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adj Outdated but still in use, especially referring to old technology.
"The bank still relies on legacy software from the 1990s."
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legacy in a sentence
- She used her grandmother's legacy to start a small business.
- His legacy as a civil rights leader endures decades after his death.
- The bridge remains a legacy of the city's Victorian engineers.
- The bank still relies on legacy software from the 1990s.
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What is "legacy" in Greek?
"legacy" in Greek is κληρονομιά. legacy means: Money or property left to someone in a will.
How do you pronounce κληρονομιά?
"legacy" in Greek is κληρονομιά, pronounced "klironomia".
How do you use "legacy" in a sentence?
Example: "She used her grandmother's legacy to start a small business." In Greek, "legacy" is κληρονομιά.
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