random in Greek
random in Greek is τυχαίος — random means happening or chosen without any particular pattern, plan, or reason.
random in Greek
τυχαίος
Pronounced: tychaios
τυχαίος
Pronounced: tychaios
(figuratively, colloquial) An undefined, unknown or unimportant person; a person of no consequence. [from 20th c.]
What does "random" mean?
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adj Happening or chosen without any particular pattern, plan, or reason.
"They picked a random winner from the entries in a hat."
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adj Describes an outcome that can't be predicted in advance, though it may follow known odds.
"A coin flip is a classic example of a random event."
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adj Informal: odd, unexpected, or unrelated to what came before.
"He said something completely random in the middle of the meeting."
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random in a sentence
- They picked a random winner from the entries in a hat.
- The security guard did a random bag check at the gate.
- A coin flip is a classic example of a random event.
- The dice roll produced a random number between one and six.
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What is "random" in Greek?
"random" in Greek is τυχαίος. random means: Happening or chosen without any particular pattern, plan, or reason.
How do you pronounce τυχαίος?
"random" in Greek is τυχαίος, pronounced "tychaios".
How do you use "random" in a sentence?
Example: "They picked a random winner from the entries in a hat." In Greek, "random" is τυχαίος.
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