minister in Greek
minister in Greek is πάστορας, υπουργός — minister means a politician who heads a government department.
minister in Greek
πάστορας
Pronounced: pastoras
(Protestantism) A person who is trained to preach, to perform religious ceremonies, and to afford pastoral care at a Protestant church.
υπουργός
Pronounced: ypourgos
(government) A politician who heads a ministry
What does "minister" mean?
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noun A politician who heads a government department.
"The finance minister announced new tax measures."
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noun A member of the clergy, especially in a Protestant church, authorized to lead worship and provide pastoral care.
"The minister delivered a moving sermon at the funeral."
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verb To attend to someone's needs or provide care and help.
"Volunteers ministered to the survivors of the flood."
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minister in a sentence
- The finance minister announced new tax measures.
- The minister delivered a moving sermon at the funeral.
- Volunteers ministered to the survivors of the flood.
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What is "minister" in Greek?
"minister" in Greek is πάστορας, υπουργός. minister means: A politician who heads a government department.
How do you pronounce πάστορας?
"minister" in Greek is πάστορας, pronounced "pastoras".
How do you use "minister" in a sentence?
Example: "The finance minister announced new tax measures." In Greek, "minister" is πάστορας, υπουργός.
Are there other ways to say "minister" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "minister": πάστορας, υπουργός.
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