tribe in Greek
tribe in Greek is φυλή, φύλο — tribe means a social group made up of related families or clans, often sharing language, culture, and territory.
tribe in Greek
φυλή
Pronounced: fyli
A socially cohesive group of people within a society.
φύλο
Pronounced: fylo
A socially cohesive group of people within a society.
What does "tribe" mean?
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noun A social group made up of related families or clans, often sharing language, culture, and territory.
"Each tribe in the region has its own language and traditions."
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noun (informal) A group of people with shared interests, values, or identity.
"Online, she met her tribe of fellow book lovers who understood her humour."
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tribe in a sentence
- Each tribe in the region has its own language and traditions.
- The elders of the tribe gathered to decide where to move for the winter.
- Online, she met her tribe of fellow book lovers who understood her humour.
- Every craft fair is a chance for our little tribe of knitters to meet.
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What is "tribe" in Greek?
"tribe" in Greek is φυλή, φύλο. tribe means: A social group made up of related families or clans, often sharing language, culture, and territory.
How do you pronounce φυλή?
"tribe" in Greek is φυλή, pronounced "fyli".
How do you use "tribe" in a sentence?
Example: "Each tribe in the region has its own language and traditions." In Greek, "tribe" is φυλή, φύλο.
Are there other ways to say "tribe" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "tribe": φυλή, φύλο.
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