posthumous in Greek
posthumous in Greek is μεταθανάτιος, κοιλάρφανος, οψιγενής — posthumous means happening or given after a person's death.
posthumous in Greek
μεταθανάτιος
Pronounced: metathanatios
κοιλάρφανος
Pronounced: koilarfanos
(originally) Born after the death of one's father.
οψιγενής
Pronounced: opsigenis
(originally) Born after the death of one's father.
What does "posthumous" mean?
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adj Happening or given after a person's death.
"The soldier received a posthumous medal for his bravery."
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posthumous in a sentence
- The soldier received a posthumous medal for his bravery.
- Her posthumous novel was published two years after she died.
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What is "posthumous" in Greek?
"posthumous" in Greek is μεταθανάτιος, κοιλάρφανος, οψιγενής. posthumous means: Happening or given after a person's death.
How do you pronounce μεταθανάτιος?
"posthumous" in Greek is μεταθανάτιος, pronounced "metathanatios".
How do you use "posthumous" in a sentence?
Example: "The soldier received a posthumous medal for his bravery." In Greek, "posthumous" is μεταθανάτιος, κοιλάρφανος, οψιγενής.
Are there other ways to say "posthumous" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "posthumous": μεταθανάτιος, κοιλάρφανος, οψιγενής.
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