senile in Greek
senile in Greek is γεροντικός, ξεμωραμένος — senile means showing mental decline associated with old age, such as memory loss or confusion.
senile in Greek
γεροντικός
Pronounced: gerodikos
Of, or relating to old age.
ξεμωραμένος
Pronounced: xemoramenos
Of, or relating to old age.
ξεμωραμένος
Pronounced: xemoramenos
(often, offensive) Exhibiting the deterioration in mind and body often accompanying old age; doddering.
What does "senile" mean?
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adj Showing mental decline associated with old age, such as memory loss or confusion.
"Her grandfather has become increasingly senile over the past year."
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adj Relating to old age generally.
"The condition causes senile changes in the skin."
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senile in a sentence
- Her grandfather has become increasingly senile over the past year.
- The condition causes senile changes in the skin.
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What is "senile" in Greek?
"senile" in Greek is γεροντικός, ξεμωραμένος. senile means: Showing mental decline associated with old age, such as memory loss or confusion.
How do you pronounce γεροντικός?
"senile" in Greek is γεροντικός, pronounced "gerodikos".
How do you use "senile" in a sentence?
Example: "Her grandfather has become increasingly senile over the past year." In Greek, "senile" is γεροντικός, ξεμωραμένος.
Are there other ways to say "senile" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "senile": γεροντικός, ξεμωραμένος.
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