pastoral in Greek
pastoral in Greek is βουκολικός, ποιμενικός, ποιμαντικός — pastoral means relating to shepherds, farming, or peaceful rural life.
pastoral in Greek
What does "pastoral" mean?
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adj Relating to shepherds, farming, or peaceful rural life.
"The painting shows a pastoral scene of sheep grazing in the hills."
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adj Relating to a pastor's spiritual guidance of a congregation.
"The bishop offered pastoral care to families affected by the tragedy."
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noun A poem or piece of music depicting idealised rural life.
"Beethoven's "Pastoral" symphony evokes scenes of the countryside."
pastoral in a sentence
- The painting shows a pastoral scene of sheep grazing in the hills.
- She wrote pastoral poetry celebrating country life.
- The bishop offered pastoral care to families affected by the tragedy.
- Beethoven's "Pastoral" symphony evokes scenes of the countryside.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "pastoral" in Greek?
"pastoral" in Greek is βουκολικός, ποιμενικός, ποιμαντικός. pastoral means: Relating to shepherds, farming, or peaceful rural life.
How do you pronounce βουκολικός?
"pastoral" in Greek is βουκολικός, pronounced "voukolikos".
How do you use "pastoral" in a sentence?
Example: "The painting shows a pastoral scene of sheep grazing in the hills." In Greek, "pastoral" is βουκολικός, ποιμενικός, ποιμαντικός.
Are there other ways to say "pastoral" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "pastoral": βουκολικός, ποιμενικός, ποιμαντικός.