vagrant in Greek
vagrant in Greek is αλήτικος, αλητεύω, αλήτης — vagrant means a person with no permanent home who moves from place to place, often begging or living on the street.
vagrant in Greek
What does "vagrant" mean?
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noun A person with no permanent home who moves from place to place, often begging or living on the street.
"City officials debated new laws to help vagrants find shelter."
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adj Wandering from place to place without a fixed home or settled job.
"The vagrant lifestyle appealed to him after he sold his house."
vagrant in a sentence
- City officials debated new laws to help vagrants find shelter.
- The vagrant lifestyle appealed to him after he sold his house.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "vagrant" in Greek?
"vagrant" in Greek is αλήτικος, αλητεύω, αλήτης. vagrant means: A person with no permanent home who moves from place to place, often begging or living on the street.
How do you pronounce αλήτικος?
"vagrant" in Greek is αλήτικος, pronounced "alitikos".
How do you use "vagrant" in a sentence?
Example: "City officials debated new laws to help vagrants find shelter." In Greek, "vagrant" is αλήτικος, αλητεύω, αλήτης.
Are there other ways to say "vagrant" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 4 translations listed for "vagrant": αλήτικος, αλητεύω, αλήτης, αλήτισσα.