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Nice in Greek

Nice in Greek is Νίκαια, ωραίος, καλός — Nice means pleasant, agreeable, or satisfactory.

Nice in Greek

Νίκαια
proper noun
Pronounced: Nikaia
A coastal city, the capital of Alpes-Maritimes department in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region in southeast France.
ωραίος
adj
Pronounced: oraios
καλός
adj
Pronounced: kalos
νόστιμος
adj
Pronounced: nostimos
(chiefly, informal) Giving a favorable review or having a favorable impression.

What does "Nice" mean?

  1. adj Pleasant, agreeable, or satisfactory.
    "We had a really nice evening at the restaurant."
  2. adj Of a person: friendly, kind, or likeable.
    "The new neighbours seem really nice."
  3. adj Fussy or particular, especially about small details.
    "He's very nice about how his shirts are ironed."
  4. adv Used before another adjective as a mild intensifier meaning "pleasantly" or "quite".
    "The soup was nice and hot."
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Nice in a sentence

  • We had a really nice evening at the restaurant.
  • That's a nice jacket you're wearing.
  • The new neighbours seem really nice.
  • He's very nice about how his shirts are ironed.

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What is "Nice" in Greek?

"Nice" in Greek is Νίκαια, ωραίος, καλός. Nice means: Pleasant, agreeable, or satisfactory.

How do you pronounce Νίκαια?

"Nice" in Greek is Νίκαια, pronounced "Nikaia".

How do you use "Nice" in a sentence?

Example: "We had a really nice evening at the restaurant." In Greek, "Nice" is Νίκαια, ωραίος, καλός.

Are there other ways to say "Nice" in Greek?

Yes — Greek has 4 translations listed for "Nice": Νίκαια, ωραίος, καλός, νόστιμος.

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