untalented in Greek
untalented in Greek is απροίκιστος, ατάλαντος — untalented means lacking natural ability or skill in a particular area.
untalented in Greek
απροίκιστος
Pronounced: aproikistos
Not talented; lacking in talent.
ατάλαντος
Pronounced: atalados
Not talented; lacking in talent.
What does "untalented" mean?
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adj Lacking natural ability or skill in a particular area.
"He was dismissed as an untalented singer on the talent show."
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untalented in a sentence
- He was dismissed as an untalented singer on the talent show.
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What is "untalented" in Greek?
"untalented" in Greek is απροίκιστος, ατάλαντος. untalented means: Lacking natural ability or skill in a particular area.
How do you pronounce απροίκιστος?
"untalented" in Greek is απροίκιστος, pronounced "aproikistos".
How do you use "untalented" in a sentence?
Example: "He was dismissed as an untalented singer on the talent show." In Greek, "untalented" is απροίκιστος, ατάλαντος.
Are there other ways to say "untalented" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "untalented": απροίκιστος, ατάλαντος.
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