sentient in Greek
sentient in Greek is αισθητήριος, αισθητηριοσυνειδησιακή, αισθητηριοσυνειδησιακό — sentient means able to perceive, feel, or experience things consciously.
sentient in Greek
αισθητήριος
Pronounced: aisthitirios
Experiencing sensation, thought, or feeling.
αισθητηριοσυνειδησιακή
Pronounced: aisthitiriosyneidisiaki
Experiencing sensation, thought, or feeling.
αισθητηριοσυνειδησιακό
Pronounced: aisthitiriosyneidisiako
Experiencing sensation, thought, or feeling.
αισθητηριοσυνειδησιακός
Pronounced: aisthitiriosyneidisiakos
Experiencing sensation, thought, or feeling.
ευαίσθητος
Pronounced: evaisthitos
Able to consciously perceive through the use of sense faculties.
What does "sentient" mean?
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adj Able to perceive, feel, or experience things consciously.
"Many philosophers debate whether animals are sentient."
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sentient in a sentence
- Many philosophers debate whether animals are sentient.
- The story imagines a sentient robot capable of emotion.
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What is "sentient" in Greek?
"sentient" in Greek is αισθητήριος, αισθητηριοσυνειδησιακή, αισθητηριοσυνειδησιακό. sentient means: Able to perceive, feel, or experience things consciously.
How do you pronounce αισθητήριος?
"sentient" in Greek is αισθητήριος, pronounced "aisthitirios".
How do you use "sentient" in a sentence?
Example: "Many philosophers debate whether animals are sentient." In Greek, "sentient" is αισθητήριος, αισθητηριοσυνειδησιακή, αισθητηριοσυνειδησιακό.
Are there other ways to say "sentient" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 5 translations listed for "sentient": αισθητήριος, αισθητηριοσυνειδησιακή, αισθητηριοσυνειδησιακό, αισθητηριοσυνειδησιακός, ευαίσθητος.
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