nomenclature in Greek
nomenclature in Greek is νομενκλατούρα, ονοματολογία — nomenclature means the system of names used in a particular field, and the rules that govern how those names are formed.
nomenclature in Greek
νομενκλατούρα
Pronounced: nomenklatoura
A set of rules used for forming the names or terms in a particular field of arts or sciences.
ονοματολογία
Pronounced: onomatologia
A set of rules used for forming the names or terms in a particular field of arts or sciences.
What does "nomenclature" mean?
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noun The system of names used in a particular field, and the rules that govern how those names are formed.
"Binomial nomenclature gives every species a two-part Latin name."
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noun The particular set of terms used by a group, trade or organisation.
"In military nomenclature, the vehicle is an M1151."
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nomenclature in a sentence
- Binomial nomenclature gives every species a two-part Latin name.
- The chemical nomenclature was standardised so that any compound has one correct name.
- In military nomenclature, the vehicle is an M1151.
- Learning the nomenclature is half the battle in any new job.
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What is "nomenclature" in Greek?
"nomenclature" in Greek is νομενκλατούρα, ονοματολογία. nomenclature means: The system of names used in a particular field, and the rules that govern how those names are formed.
How do you pronounce νομενκλατούρα?
"nomenclature" in Greek is νομενκλατούρα, pronounced "nomenklatoura".
How do you use "nomenclature" in a sentence?
Example: "Binomial nomenclature gives every species a two-part Latin name." In Greek, "nomenclature" is νομενκλατούρα, ονοματολογία.
Are there other ways to say "nomenclature" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "nomenclature": νομενκλατούρα, ονοματολογία.
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