physician in Greek
physician in Greek is ιατρός, γιατρός — physician means a medical doctor, especially one who treats illness with medicine and diagnosis rather than surgery.
physician in Greek
ιατρός
Pronounced: iatros
A medical doctor trained in human medicine.
γιατρός
Pronounced: giatros
A medical doctor trained in human medicine.
What does "physician" mean?
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noun A medical doctor, especially one who treats illness with medicine and diagnosis rather than surgery.
"Her physician prescribed a course of antibiotics."
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physician in a sentence
- Her physician prescribed a course of antibiotics.
- He trained as a physician before specializing in cardiology.
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What is "physician" in Greek?
"physician" in Greek is ιατρός, γιατρός. physician means: A medical doctor, especially one who treats illness with medicine and diagnosis rather than surgery.
How do you pronounce ιατρός?
"physician" in Greek is ιατρός, pronounced "iatros".
How do you use "physician" in a sentence?
Example: "Her physician prescribed a course of antibiotics." In Greek, "physician" is ιατρός, γιατρός.
Are there other ways to say "physician" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "physician": ιατρός, γιατρός.
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