relative in Greek
relative in Greek is σχετικός, συγκριτικός, συγγενής — relative means considered in comparison with something else, rather than in absolute terms.
relative in Greek
What does "relative" mean?
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adjective Considered in comparison with something else, rather than in absolute terms.
"The country's relative wealth has grown compared to its neighbours."
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adjective Directly relevant or connected to a particular subject.
"Please bring any documents relative to the case."
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noun A family member, connected by blood, marriage, or adoption.
"Only close relatives were invited to the small ceremony."
relative in a sentence
- The country's relative wealth has grown compared to its neighbours.
- She lives in relative comfort now, though nothing like the luxury she once had.
- Please bring any documents relative to the case.
- Only close relatives were invited to the small ceremony.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "relative" in Greek?
"relative" in Greek is σχετικός, συγκριτικός, συγγενής. relative means: Considered in comparison with something else, rather than in absolute terms.
How do you pronounce σχετικός?
"relative" in Greek is σχετικός, pronounced "schetikos".
How do you use "relative" in a sentence?
Example: "The country's relative wealth has grown compared to its neighbours." In Greek, "relative" is σχετικός, συγκριτικός, συγγενής.
Are there other ways to say "relative" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 4 translations listed for "relative": σχετικός, συγκριτικός, συγγενής, οικείος.