treatise in Greek
treatise in Greek is πραγματεία, διατριβή — treatise means a long, formal written work that thoroughly examines a single subject.
treatise in Greek
πραγματεία
Pronounced: pragmateia
A formal, usually lengthy, systematic discourse on some subject.
διατριβή
Pronounced: diatrivi
A formal, usually lengthy, systematic discourse on some subject.
What does "treatise" mean?
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noun A long, formal written work that thoroughly examines a single subject.
"He wrote a treatise on the philosophy of law."
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treatise in a sentence
- He wrote a treatise on the philosophy of law.
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What is "treatise" in Greek?
"treatise" in Greek is πραγματεία, διατριβή. treatise means: A long, formal written work that thoroughly examines a single subject.
How do you pronounce πραγματεία?
"treatise" in Greek is πραγματεία, pronounced "pragmateia".
How do you use "treatise" in a sentence?
Example: "He wrote a treatise on the philosophy of law." In Greek, "treatise" is πραγματεία, διατριβή.
Are there other ways to say "treatise" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "treatise": πραγματεία, διατριβή.
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