monetary in Greek
monetary in Greek is νομισματικός, χρηματικός — monetary means relating to money or currency, especially as controlled by a government or central bank.
monetary in Greek
νομισματικός
Pronounced: nomismatikos
Of, pertaining to, or consisting of money.
χρηματικός
Pronounced: chrimatikos
Of, pertaining to, or consisting of money.
What does "monetary" mean?
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adj Relating to money or currency, especially as controlled by a government or central bank.
"The government announced a new monetary measure to keep the currency stable."
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monetary in a sentence
- The government announced a new monetary measure to keep the currency stable.
- The central bank tightened its monetary policy to fight inflation.
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What is "monetary" in Greek?
"monetary" in Greek is νομισματικός, χρηματικός. monetary means: Relating to money or currency, especially as controlled by a government or central bank.
How do you pronounce νομισματικός?
"monetary" in Greek is νομισματικός, pronounced "nomismatikos".
How do you use "monetary" in a sentence?
Example: "The government announced a new monetary measure to keep the currency stable." In Greek, "monetary" is νομισματικός, χρηματικός.
Are there other ways to say "monetary" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "monetary": νομισματικός, χρηματικός.
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