manuscript in Greek
manuscript in Greek is χειρόγραφο — manuscript means a document written by hand, or, more commonly today, an author's original text submitted before it is published.
manuscript in Greek
χειρόγραφο
Pronounced: cheirografo
Handwritten, or by extension manually typewritten, as opposed to being mechanically reproduced.
χειρόγραφο
Pronounced: cheirografo
What does "manuscript" mean?
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noun A document written by hand, or, more commonly today, an author's original text submitted before it is published.
"The editor spent a month reading the novelist's manuscript before replying."
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manuscript in a sentence
- The editor spent a month reading the novelist's manuscript before replying.
- She sent the finished manuscript to twelve publishers.
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What is "manuscript" in Greek?
"manuscript" in Greek is χειρόγραφο. manuscript means: A document written by hand, or, more commonly today, an author's original text submitted before it is published.
How do you pronounce χειρόγραφο?
"manuscript" in Greek is χειρόγραφο, pronounced "cheirografo".
How do you use "manuscript" in a sentence?
Example: "The editor spent a month reading the novelist's manuscript before replying." In Greek, "manuscript" is χειρόγραφο.
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