verbal in Greek
verbal in Greek is λεκτικός, προφορικός, ρηματικός — verbal means relating to words, especially spoken rather than written ones.
verbal in Greek
λεκτικός
Pronounced: lektikos
προφορικός
Pronounced: proforikos
Expressly spoken rather than written; oral.
ρηματικός
Pronounced: rimatikos
What does "verbal" mean?
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adj Relating to words, especially spoken rather than written ones.
"They reached a verbal agreement before signing the contract."
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verbal in a sentence
- They reached a verbal agreement before signing the contract.
- Her verbal skills impressed the interview panel.
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What is "verbal" in Greek?
"verbal" in Greek is λεκτικός, προφορικός, ρηματικός. verbal means: Relating to words, especially spoken rather than written ones.
How do you pronounce λεκτικός?
"verbal" in Greek is λεκτικός, pronounced "lektikos".
How do you use "verbal" in a sentence?
Example: "They reached a verbal agreement before signing the contract." In Greek, "verbal" is λεκτικός, προφορικός, ρηματικός.
Are there other ways to say "verbal" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "verbal": λεκτικός, προφορικός, ρηματικός.
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