person in Greek
person in Greek is άτομο — person means a human being, or any individual regarded as an entity with rights and identity.
person in Greek
άτομο
Pronounced: atomo
(law) Any individual or formal organization with standing before the courts. [from 14th c.]
What does "person" mean?
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noun A human being, or any individual regarded as an entity with rights and identity.
"Every person in the room agreed with the plan."
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noun In grammar, a category that shows whether a pronoun or verb refers to the speaker, the listener, or someone else.
""I" is first person, "you" is second person, and "she" is third person."
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noun In law, any individual or organization recognized as having legal rights, such as a company.
"Under the law, a corporation is treated as a legal person."
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person in a sentence
- Every person in the room agreed with the plan.
- She is a very private person who rarely posts online.
- "I" is first person, "you" is second person, and "she" is third person.
- Under the law, a corporation is treated as a legal person.
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What is "person" in Greek?
"person" in Greek is άτομο. person means: A human being, or any individual regarded as an entity with rights and identity.
How do you pronounce άτομο?
"person" in Greek is άτομο, pronounced "atomo".
How do you use "person" in a sentence?
Example: "Every person in the room agreed with the plan." In Greek, "person" is άτομο.
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