remedy in Greek
remedy in Greek is γιατρικό, φάρμακο, γιατρεύω — remedy means something that fixes a problem or relieves an unwanted condition.
remedy in Greek
γιατρικό
Pronounced: giatriko
A medicine, application, or treatment that relieves or cures a disease.
φάρμακο
Pronounced: farmako
A medicine, application, or treatment that relieves or cures a disease.
γιατρεύω
Pronounced: giatrevo
(transitive) To provide or serve as a remedy for.
What does "remedy" mean?
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noun Something that fixes a problem or relieves an unwanted condition.
"Honey and lemon is an old folk remedy for a sore throat."
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noun A legal way of enforcing a right or getting compensation for a wrong.
"The court ruled that damages were the appropriate remedy in this case."
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verb To fix or correct a problem.
"The company promised to remedy the fault free of charge."
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remedy in a sentence
- Honey and lemon is an old folk remedy for a sore throat.
- The court ruled that damages were the appropriate remedy in this case.
- The company promised to remedy the fault free of charge.
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What is "remedy" in Greek?
"remedy" in Greek is γιατρικό, φάρμακο, γιατρεύω. remedy means: Something that fixes a problem or relieves an unwanted condition.
How do you pronounce γιατρικό?
"remedy" in Greek is γιατρικό, pronounced "giatriko".
How do you use "remedy" in a sentence?
Example: "Honey and lemon is an old folk remedy for a sore throat." In Greek, "remedy" is γιατρικό, φάρμακο, γιατρεύω.
Are there other ways to say "remedy" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "remedy": γιατρικό, φάρμακο, γιατρεύω.
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