symptom in Greek
symptom in Greek is σύμπτωμα — symptom means a physical or mental sign felt by a person that indicates illness or disorder, such as pain or fatigue.
symptom in Greek
σύμπτωμα
Pronounced: sybtoma
What does "symptom" mean?
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noun A physical or mental sign felt by a person that indicates illness or disorder, such as pain or fatigue.
"A sore throat is a common symptom of the flu."
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noun A sign that something else, often something undesirable, is present or happening.
"Rising crime rates can be a symptom of deeper economic problems."
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symptom in a sentence
- A sore throat is a common symptom of the flu.
- Doctors asked her to describe her symptoms in detail.
- Rising crime rates can be a symptom of deeper economic problems.
- Constant arguing in the team may be a symptom of too much stress.
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What is "symptom" in Greek?
"symptom" in Greek is σύμπτωμα. symptom means: A physical or mental sign felt by a person that indicates illness or disorder, such as pain or fatigue.
How do you pronounce σύμπτωμα?
"symptom" in Greek is σύμπτωμα, pronounced "sybtoma".
How do you use "symptom" in a sentence?
Example: "A sore throat is a common symptom of the flu." In Greek, "symptom" is σύμπτωμα.
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