nature in Greek
nature in Greek is φύση — nature means the physical world and everything in it — plants, animals, landscapes, and natural forces — as distinct from human-made things.
nature in Greek
φύση
Pronounced: fysi
What does "nature" mean?
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noun The physical world and everything in it — plants, animals, landscapes, and natural forces — as distinct from human-made things.
"We spent the weekend camping by the lake, surrounded by nature."
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noun A person or thing's essential character — the qualities that make them who or what they fundamentally are.
"Dogs are friendly by nature, so most of them love meeting new people."
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noun The general type or category something belongs to.
"The two disagreements are very different in nature, so they need separate solutions."
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nature in a sentence
- We spent the weekend camping by the lake, surrounded by nature.
- She loves hiking because it gets her out into nature.
- Dogs are friendly by nature, so most of them love meeting new people.
- It's just not in his nature to be cruel.
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What is "nature" in Greek?
"nature" in Greek is φύση. nature means: The physical world and everything in it — plants, animals, landscapes, and natural forces — as distinct from human-made things.
How do you pronounce φύση?
"nature" in Greek is φύση, pronounced "fysi".
How do you use "nature" in a sentence?
Example: "We spent the weekend camping by the lake, surrounded by nature." In Greek, "nature" is φύση.
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