local in Greek
local in Greek is τοπικός, ντόπιος — local means belonging to or existing in a particular, nearby area.
local in Greek
τοπικός
Pronounced: topikos
ντόπιος
Pronounced: dopios
A person who lives in or near a given place.
What does "local" mean?
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adj Belonging to or existing in a particular, nearby area.
"She shops at the local farmers' market every Saturday."
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adj Affecting or accessible in only one part of a system, rather than the whole.
"The doctor used a local anesthetic instead of putting him fully under."
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local in a sentence
- She shops at the local farmers' market every Saturday.
- The local news covered the story before the national outlets did.
- The doctor used a local anesthetic instead of putting him fully under.
- The variable is local to this function and can't be accessed elsewhere.
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What is "local" in Greek?
"local" in Greek is τοπικός, ντόπιος. local means: Belonging to or existing in a particular, nearby area.
How do you pronounce τοπικός?
"local" in Greek is τοπικός, pronounced "topikos".
How do you use "local" in a sentence?
Example: "She shops at the local farmers' market every Saturday." In Greek, "local" is τοπικός, ντόπιος.
Are there other ways to say "local" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "local": τοπικός, ντόπιος.
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