unintelligible in Greek
unintelligible in Greek is ακατανόητος, ακατάληπτος — unintelligible means impossible or very hard to understand.
unintelligible in Greek
ακατανόητος
Pronounced: akatanoitos
Not intelligible; unable to be understood.
ακατάληπτος
Pronounced: akataliptos
Not intelligible; unable to be understood.
What does "unintelligible" mean?
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adjective Impossible or very hard to understand.
"His mumbled reply was completely unintelligible."
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unintelligible in a sentence
- His mumbled reply was completely unintelligible.
- The old contract was written in almost unintelligible legal jargon.
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What is "unintelligible" in Greek?
"unintelligible" in Greek is ακατανόητος, ακατάληπτος. unintelligible means: Impossible or very hard to understand.
How do you pronounce ακατανόητος?
"unintelligible" in Greek is ακατανόητος, pronounced "akatanoitos".
How do you use "unintelligible" in a sentence?
Example: "His mumbled reply was completely unintelligible." In Greek, "unintelligible" is ακατανόητος, ακατάληπτος.
Are there other ways to say "unintelligible" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "unintelligible": ακατανόητος, ακατάληπτος.
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