oath in Greek
oath in Greek is όρκος — oath means a solemn formal promise, often invoking something sacred, to tell the truth or keep a commitment.
oath in Greek
όρκος
Pronounced: orkos
What does "oath" mean?
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noun A solemn formal promise, often invoking something sacred, to tell the truth or keep a commitment.
"The witness took an oath to tell the whole truth."
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noun A curse word or swear word.
"He muttered an oath under his breath after hitting his thumb."
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oath in a sentence
- The witness took an oath to tell the whole truth.
- New officers swear an oath before taking up their duties.
- He muttered an oath under his breath after hitting his thumb.
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What is "oath" in Greek?
"oath" in Greek is όρκος. oath means: A solemn formal promise, often invoking something sacred, to tell the truth or keep a commitment.
How do you pronounce όρκος?
"oath" in Greek is όρκος, pronounced "orkos".
How do you use "oath" in a sentence?
Example: "The witness took an oath to tell the whole truth." In Greek, "oath" is όρκος.
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