perennial in Greek
perennial in Greek is αέναος, αιώνιος, διηνεκής — perennial means lasting for a very long time or recurring continually.
perennial in Greek
What does "perennial" mean?
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adj Lasting for a very long time or recurring continually.
"Traffic congestion is a perennial problem in the city centre."
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adj Of a plant: living for more than two years, regrowing each season.
"Lavender is a perennial plant that comes back every spring."
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noun A plant that lives for several years, as opposed to an annual.
"The garden was full of hardy perennials that needed little care."
perennial in a sentence
- Traffic congestion is a perennial problem in the city centre.
- She has a perennial optimism that nothing seems to shake.
- Lavender is a perennial plant that comes back every spring.
- The garden was full of hardy perennials that needed little care.
Common Greek translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "perennial" in Greek?
"perennial" in Greek is αέναος, αιώνιος, διηνεκής. perennial means: Lasting for a very long time or recurring continually.
How do you pronounce αέναος?
"perennial" in Greek is αέναος, pronounced "aenaos".
How do you use "perennial" in a sentence?
Example: "Traffic congestion is a perennial problem in the city centre." In Greek, "perennial" is αέναος, αιώνιος, διηνεκής.
Are there other ways to say "perennial" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 5 translations listed for "perennial": αέναος, αιώνιος, διηνεκής, πολυετής, πολυετές.