ointment in Greek
ointment in Greek is αλοιφή — ointment means a thick, oily paste, often medicated, applied to the skin to treat or soothe it.
ointment in Greek
αλοιφή
Pronounced: aloifi
(medicine) A viscous preparation of oils and/or fats, usually containing medication, used as a treatment or as an emollient.
What does "ointment" mean?
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noun A thick, oily paste, often medicated, applied to the skin to treat or soothe it.
"The doctor prescribed an ointment for the rash."
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ointment in a sentence
- The doctor prescribed an ointment for the rash.
- She rubbed ointment on the burn to help it heal.
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What is "ointment" in Greek?
"ointment" in Greek is αλοιφή. ointment means: A thick, oily paste, often medicated, applied to the skin to treat or soothe it.
How do you pronounce αλοιφή?
"ointment" in Greek is αλοιφή, pronounced "aloifi".
How do you use "ointment" in a sentence?
Example: "The doctor prescribed an ointment for the rash." In Greek, "ointment" is αλοιφή.
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