narrator in Greek
narrator in Greek is αφηγητής, αφηγήτρια — narrator means a person who tells a story, or whose voice or perspective is used to tell it.
narrator in Greek
αφηγητής
Pronounced: afigitis
αφηγήτρια
Pronounced: afigitria
What does "narrator" mean?
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noun A person who tells a story, or whose voice or perspective is used to tell it.
"The narrator of the novel is a child who doesn't fully understand what she's witnessing."
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narrator in a sentence
- The narrator of the novel is a child who doesn't fully understand what she's witnessing.
- A famous actor served as the narrator for the nature documentary.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "narrator" in Greek?
"narrator" in Greek is αφηγητής, αφηγήτρια. narrator means: A person who tells a story, or whose voice or perspective is used to tell it.
How do you pronounce αφηγητής?
"narrator" in Greek is αφηγητής, pronounced "afigitis".
How do you use "narrator" in a sentence?
Example: "The narrator of the novel is a child who doesn't fully understand what she's witnessing." In Greek, "narrator" is αφηγητής, αφηγήτρια.
Are there other ways to say "narrator" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "narrator": αφηγητής, αφηγήτρια.
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