philharmonic in Greek
philharmonic in Greek is φιλαρμονικός, φιλαρμονική — philharmonic means devoted to or appreciative of music, especially orchestral music (used mainly in orchestra names).
philharmonic in Greek
φιλαρμονικός
Pronounced: filarmonikos
(music) Appreciative of music, but especially to its performance; devoted to music.
φιλαρμονική
Pronounced: filarmoniki
What does "philharmonic" mean?
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adjective Devoted to or appreciative of music, especially orchestral music (used mainly in orchestra names).
"The philharmonic society raises funds to support young musicians."
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noun A full symphony orchestra, especially one named as such.
"We saw the New York Philharmonic perform Beethoven's Ninth."
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philharmonic in a sentence
- The philharmonic society raises funds to support young musicians.
- We saw the New York Philharmonic perform Beethoven's Ninth.
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What is "philharmonic" in Greek?
"philharmonic" in Greek is φιλαρμονικός, φιλαρμονική. philharmonic means: Devoted to or appreciative of music, especially orchestral music (used mainly in orchestra names).
How do you pronounce φιλαρμονικός?
"philharmonic" in Greek is φιλαρμονικός, pronounced "filarmonikos".
How do you use "philharmonic" in a sentence?
Example: "The philharmonic society raises funds to support young musicians." In Greek, "philharmonic" is φιλαρμονικός, φιλαρμονική.
Are there other ways to say "philharmonic" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "philharmonic": φιλαρμονικός, φιλαρμονική.
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