punctuation in Greek
punctuation in Greek is στίξη — punctuation means the marks and symbols, such as commas, full stops, and question marks, used in writing to organize and clarify meaning.
punctuation in Greek
στίξη
Pronounced: stixi
A set of symbols and marks which are used to clarify meaning in text by separating strings of words into clauses, phrases and sentences; examples include commas, hyphens, and stops (periods).
What does "punctuation" mean?
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noun The marks and symbols, such as commas, full stops, and question marks, used in writing to organize and clarify meaning.
"Different languages have different rules for punctuation."
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punctuation in a sentence
- Different languages have different rules for punctuation.
- Without proper punctuation, this sentence is hard to read.
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What is "punctuation" in Greek?
"punctuation" in Greek is στίξη. punctuation means: The marks and symbols, such as commas, full stops, and question marks, used in writing to organize and clarify meaning.
How do you pronounce στίξη?
"punctuation" in Greek is στίξη, pronounced "stixi".
How do you use "punctuation" in a sentence?
Example: "Without proper punctuation, this sentence is hard to read." In Greek, "punctuation" is στίξη.
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