ornamental in Greek
ornamental in Greek is διακοσμητική, διακοσμητικό — ornamental means serving as decoration rather than having any practical use.
ornamental in Greek
διακοσμητική
Pronounced: diakosmitiki
An ornamental plant.
διακοσμητικό
Pronounced: diakosmitiko
An ornamental plant.
What does "ornamental" mean?
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adj Serving as decoration rather than having any practical use.
"The fountain is purely ornamental."
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noun A plant grown for its appearance rather than for food or other use.
"The garden is full of flowering ornamentals."
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ornamental in a sentence
- The fountain is purely ornamental.
- The garden is full of flowering ornamentals.
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What is "ornamental" in Greek?
"ornamental" in Greek is διακοσμητική, διακοσμητικό. ornamental means: Serving as decoration rather than having any practical use.
How do you pronounce διακοσμητική?
"ornamental" in Greek is διακοσμητική, pronounced "diakosmitiki".
How do you use "ornamental" in a sentence?
Example: "The fountain is purely ornamental." In Greek, "ornamental" is διακοσμητική, διακοσμητικό.
Are there other ways to say "ornamental" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "ornamental": διακοσμητική, διακοσμητικό.
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