tragic in Greek
tragic in Greek is τραγικός — tragic means causing great sadness, suffering, or loss.
tragic in Greek
τραγικός
Pronounced: tragikos
What does "tragic" mean?
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adj Causing great sadness, suffering, or loss.
"It is tragic that so many wild animals have lost their homes."
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adj Relating to tragedy as a literary or dramatic form.
"Students studied a tragic play by Shakespeare in English class."
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tragic in a sentence
- It is tragic that so many wild animals have lost their homes.
- The tragic accident left three people dead.
- Students studied a tragic play by Shakespeare in English class.
- The film follows the pattern of a classic tragic drama.
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What is "tragic" in Greek?
"tragic" in Greek is τραγικός. tragic means: Causing great sadness, suffering, or loss.
How do you pronounce τραγικός?
"tragic" in Greek is τραγικός, pronounced "tragikos".
How do you use "tragic" in a sentence?
Example: "It is tragic that so many wild animals have lost their homes." In Greek, "tragic" is τραγικός.
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