statutory in Greek
statutory in Greek is καταστατικός, νομικός — statutory means required, defined, or governed by a specific law rather than by custom or agreement.
statutory in Greek
καταστατικός
Pronounced: katastatikos
Of, relating to, enacted or regulated by a statute.
νομικός
Pronounced: nomikos
Of, relating to, enacted or regulated by a statute.
What does "statutory" mean?
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adj Required, defined, or governed by a specific law rather than by custom or agreement.
"Landlords have a statutory duty to keep the gas appliances in their rented homes safe."
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statutory in a sentence
- Landlords have a statutory duty to keep the gas appliances in their rented homes safe.
- Employees are entitled to a statutory minimum of paid holiday.
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What is "statutory" in Greek?
"statutory" in Greek is καταστατικός, νομικός. statutory means: Required, defined, or governed by a specific law rather than by custom or agreement.
How do you pronounce καταστατικός?
"statutory" in Greek is καταστατικός, pronounced "katastatikos".
How do you use "statutory" in a sentence?
Example: "Landlords have a statutory duty to keep the gas appliances in their rented homes safe." In Greek, "statutory" is καταστατικός, νομικός.
Are there other ways to say "statutory" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "statutory": καταστατικός, νομικός.
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