natural in Greek
natural in Greek is φυσικός, αναίρεση — natural means existing in nature; not made or caused by people.
natural in Greek
φυσικός
Pronounced: fysikos
αναίρεση
Pronounced: anairesi
(music) The symbol ♮ used to indicate such a natural note.
What does "natural" mean?
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adj Existing in nature; not made or caused by people.
"The cave was formed by natural erosion over thousands of years."
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adj Normal or expected, given the circumstances.
"It's natural to feel nervous before a big interview."
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adj Having an innate talent for something, without needing much training.
"She's a natural on the piano — she picked it up almost overnight."
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noun Someone with an inborn talent for a particular skill.
"The coach could tell right away that the kid was a natural."
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natural in a sentence
- The cave was formed by natural erosion over thousands of years.
- They prefer to eat only natural, unprocessed foods.
- It's natural to feel nervous before a big interview.
- It is only natural that parents worry when their children travel alone.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "natural" in Greek?
"natural" in Greek is φυσικός, αναίρεση. natural means: Existing in nature; not made or caused by people.
How do you pronounce φυσικός?
"natural" in Greek is φυσικός, pronounced "fysikos".
How do you use "natural" in a sentence?
Example: "The cave was formed by natural erosion over thousands of years." In Greek, "natural" is φυσικός, αναίρεση.
Are there other ways to say "natural" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "natural": φυσικός, αναίρεση.
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