monument in Greek
monument in Greek is μνημείο — monument means a structure, statue, or building built to honour and remember a person or event.
monument in Greek
μνημείο
Pronounced: mnimeio
A structure built for commemorative or symbolic reasons, or as a memorial; a commemoration.
What does "monument" mean?
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noun A structure, statue, or building built to honour and remember a person or event.
"Tourists lined up to photograph the war monument in the town square."
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verb To mark or commemorate something with a monument.
"The battlefield was monumented decades later with a bronze plaque."
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monument in a sentence
- Tourists lined up to photograph the war monument in the town square.
- The city erected a monument to the founders of the university.
- The battlefield was monumented decades later with a bronze plaque.
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What is "monument" in Greek?
"monument" in Greek is μνημείο. monument means: A structure, statue, or building built to honour and remember a person or event.
How do you pronounce μνημείο?
"monument" in Greek is μνημείο, pronounced "mnimeio".
How do you use "monument" in a sentence?
Example: "Tourists lined up to photograph the war monument in the town square." In Greek, "monument" is μνημείο.
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