palindrome in Greek
palindrome in Greek is καρκινική γραφή — palindrome means a word, phrase, number or sequence that reads the same backwards as forwards, ignoring spaces, punctuation and capital letters.
palindrome in Greek
What does "palindrome" mean?
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noun A word, phrase, number or sequence that reads the same backwards as forwards, ignoring spaces, punctuation and capital letters.
"Racecar, kayak and level are the palindromes everyone learns first."
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noun In genetics, a stretch of DNA whose sequence reads the same on both strands in the same direction, often marking a site where restriction enzymes cut.
"The enzyme recognises a six-base palindrome and cuts between the middle pair."
palindrome in a sentence
- Racecar, kayak and level are the palindromes everyone learns first.
- 'A man, a plan, a canal: Panama' is the most famous palindrome in English.
- The enzyme recognises a six-base palindrome and cuts between the middle pair.
Common Greek translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "palindrome" in Greek?
"palindrome" in Greek is καρκινική γραφή. palindrome means: A word, phrase, number or sequence that reads the same backwards as forwards, ignoring spaces, punctuation and capital letters.
How do you pronounce καρκινική γραφή?
"palindrome" in Greek is καρκινική γραφή, pronounced "karkiniki grafi".
How do you use "palindrome" in a sentence?
Example: "Racecar, kayak and level are the palindromes everyone learns first." In Greek, "palindrome" is καρκινική γραφή.