private in Greek
private in Greek is ιδιωτικός, στρατιώτης — private means belonging to a particular person or group, rather than the public or the state.
private in Greek
ιδιωτικός
Pronounced: idiotikos
στρατιώτης
Pronounced: stratiotis
A soldier of the lowest rank in the army.
What does "private" mean?
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adj Belonging to a particular person or group, rather than the public or the state.
"This road is private property."
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adj Not meant to be shared or known publicly; confidential.
"That's a private matter between me and my doctor."
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adj Secluded from view or disturbance by others.
"They found a private spot in the garden to talk."
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noun The lowest-ranking soldier in an army.
"The private followed the sergeant's orders without question."
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private in a sentence
- This road is private property.
- They travelled there in a private jet.
- That's a private matter between me and my doctor.
- They found a private spot in the garden to talk.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "private" in Greek?
"private" in Greek is ιδιωτικός, στρατιώτης. private means: Belonging to a particular person or group, rather than the public or the state.
How do you pronounce ιδιωτικός?
"private" in Greek is ιδιωτικός, pronounced "idiotikos".
How do you use "private" in a sentence?
Example: "This road is private property." In Greek, "private" is ιδιωτικός, στρατιώτης.
Are there other ways to say "private" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "private": ιδιωτικός, στρατιώτης.
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