Ottoman in Greek
Ottoman in Greek is οθωμανικός, Οθωμανός, Οθωμανή — Ottoman means a low, padded piece of furniture used as a footstool or extra seat, usually without arms or a back.
Ottoman in Greek
οθωμανικός
Pronounced: othomanikos
Of or relating to the Ottoman dynasty or the Ottoman Empire.
Οθωμανός
Pronounced: Othomanos
A citizen of the Ottoman Empire.
Οθωμανή
Pronounced: Othomani
A citizen of the Ottoman Empire.
What does "Ottoman" mean?
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noun A low, padded piece of furniture used as a footstool or extra seat, usually without arms or a back.
"He kicked off his shoes and put his feet up on the ottoman."
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adj Relating to the Ottoman Empire, the Turkish-led empire that ruled much of the Middle East, North Africa, and southeastern Europe for centuries.
"The museum displayed Ottoman tiles from the sixteenth century."
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Ottoman in a sentence
- He kicked off his shoes and put his feet up on the ottoman.
- The living room set came with a matching sofa and ottoman.
- The museum displayed Ottoman tiles from the sixteenth century.
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What is "Ottoman" in Greek?
"Ottoman" in Greek is οθωμανικός, Οθωμανός, Οθωμανή. Ottoman means: A low, padded piece of furniture used as a footstool or extra seat, usually without arms or a back.
How do you pronounce οθωμανικός?
"Ottoman" in Greek is οθωμανικός, pronounced "othomanikos".
How do you use "Ottoman" in a sentence?
Example: "He kicked off his shoes and put his feet up on the ottoman." In Greek, "Ottoman" is οθωμανικός, Οθωμανός, Οθωμανή.
Are there other ways to say "Ottoman" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "Ottoman": οθωμανικός, Οθωμανός, Οθωμανή.
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