traitor in Greek
traitor in Greek is προδοτικός, προδότης, δοσίλογος — traitor means a person who betrays their country, cause, or the trust placed in them.
traitor in Greek
προδοτικός
Pronounced: prodotikos
Traitorous.
προδότης
Pronounced: prodotis
(by extension) One who betrays any confidence or trust.
δοσίλογος
Pronounced: dosilogos
(by extension) One who betrays any confidence or trust.
What does "traitor" mean?
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noun A person who betrays their country, cause, or the trust placed in them.
"He was branded a traitor for leaking the documents to a rival power."
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noun Someone who betrays a friend, group, or confidence more generally.
"She felt like a traitor for telling his secret."
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traitor in a sentence
- He was branded a traitor for leaking the documents to a rival power.
- The general was executed as a traitor after the failed coup.
- She felt like a traitor for telling his secret.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "traitor" in Greek?
"traitor" in Greek is προδοτικός, προδότης, δοσίλογος. traitor means: A person who betrays their country, cause, or the trust placed in them.
How do you pronounce προδοτικός?
"traitor" in Greek is προδοτικός, pronounced "prodotikos".
How do you use "traitor" in a sentence?
Example: "He was branded a traitor for leaking the documents to a rival power." In Greek, "traitor" is προδοτικός, προδότης, δοσίλογος.
Are there other ways to say "traitor" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "traitor": προδοτικός, προδότης, δοσίλογος.
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