motivation in Greek
motivation in Greek is προθυμία, κίνητρο — motivation means the desire, drive, or reason behind a person's actions.
motivation in Greek
προθυμία
Pronounced: prothymia
Willingness of action especially in behavior.
κίνητρο
Pronounced: kinitro
Willingness of action especially in behavior.
κίνητρο
Pronounced: kinitro
An incentive or reason for doing something.
What does "motivation" mean?
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noun The desire, drive, or reason behind a person's actions.
"His main motivation for studying medicine was his grandmother's illness."
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motivation in a sentence
- His main motivation for studying medicine was his grandmother's illness.
- Lack of motivation is often the biggest obstacle to exercising regularly.
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What is "motivation" in Greek?
"motivation" in Greek is προθυμία, κίνητρο. motivation means: The desire, drive, or reason behind a person's actions.
How do you pronounce προθυμία?
"motivation" in Greek is προθυμία, pronounced "prothymia".
How do you use "motivation" in a sentence?
Example: "His main motivation for studying medicine was his grandmother's illness." In Greek, "motivation" is προθυμία, κίνητρο.
Are there other ways to say "motivation" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "motivation": προθυμία, κίνητρο.
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