mason in Greek
mason in Greek is κτίστης, λιθοδόμος — mason means a person whose trade is building with stone or brick.
mason in Greek
κτίστης
Pronounced: ktistis
A bricklayer, one whose occupation is to build with stone or brick
λιθοδόμος
Pronounced: lithodomos
A bricklayer, one whose occupation is to build with stone or brick
What does "mason" mean?
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noun A person whose trade is building with stone or brick.
"We hired a mason to rebuild the garden wall."
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noun A member of the Freemasons fraternal organization.
"My uncle is a mason and attends meetings at his lodge every month."
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verb To build or construct in stone or brick.
"They masoned the garden wall using stone from the old barn."
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mason in a sentence
- We hired a mason to rebuild the garden wall.
- The mason carefully chipped the stone until it fitted the gap.
- My uncle is a mason and attends meetings at his lodge every month.
- The lodge welcomed a new mason at a small ceremony.
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What is "mason" in Greek?
"mason" in Greek is κτίστης, λιθοδόμος. mason means: A person whose trade is building with stone or brick.
How do you pronounce κτίστης?
"mason" in Greek is κτίστης, pronounced "ktistis".
How do you use "mason" in a sentence?
Example: "We hired a mason to rebuild the garden wall." In Greek, "mason" is κτίστης, λιθοδόμος.
Are there other ways to say "mason" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "mason": κτίστης, λιθοδόμος.
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