trivial in Greek
trivial in Greek is ασήμαντος, μηδαμινός, τιποτένιος — trivial means of little importance or significance.
trivial in Greek
ασήμαντος
Pronounced: asimados
Ignorable; of little significance or value.
μηδαμινός
Pronounced: midaminos
Ignorable; of little significance or value.
τιποτένιος
Pronounced: tipotenios
Ignorable; of little significance or value.
κοινός
Pronounced: koinos
Commonplace, ordinary.
τετριμμένος
Pronounced: tetrimmenos
(mathematics) Self-evident.
What does "trivial" mean?
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adjective Of little importance or significance.
"Don't waste time arguing over such a trivial detail."
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adjective Very easy; requiring little effort or skill.
"For an expert programmer, fixing that bug was trivial."
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trivial in a sentence
- Don't waste time arguing over such a trivial detail.
- It seemed like a trivial mistake at first, but it caused real problems.
- For an expert programmer, fixing that bug was trivial.
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What is "trivial" in Greek?
"trivial" in Greek is ασήμαντος, μηδαμινός, τιποτένιος. trivial means: Of little importance or significance.
How do you pronounce ασήμαντος?
"trivial" in Greek is ασήμαντος, pronounced "asimados".
How do you use "trivial" in a sentence?
Example: "Don't waste time arguing over such a trivial detail." In Greek, "trivial" is ασήμαντος, μηδαμινός, τιποτένιος.
Are there other ways to say "trivial" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 5 translations listed for "trivial": ασήμαντος, μηδαμινός, τιποτένιος, κοινός, τετριμμένος.
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