vitamin in Greek
vitamin in Greek is βιταμίνη — vitamin means one of a group of natural compounds the body needs in small amounts to grow, function, and stay healthy.
vitamin in Greek
βιταμίνη
Pronounced: vitamini
Any of a specific group of organic compounds essential in small quantities for healthy human growth, metabolism, development, and body function; found in minute amounts in plant and animal foods or sometimes produced synthetically; deficiencies of specific vitamins produce specific disorders.
What does "vitamin" mean?
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noun One of a group of natural compounds the body needs in small amounts to grow, function, and stay healthy.
"Doctors often advise pregnant women to take a vitamin supplement every day."
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vitamin in a sentence
- Doctors often advise pregnant women to take a vitamin supplement every day.
- Citrus fruit is a good source of vitamin C.
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What is "vitamin" in Greek?
"vitamin" in Greek is βιταμίνη. vitamin means: One of a group of natural compounds the body needs in small amounts to grow, function, and stay healthy.
How do you pronounce βιταμίνη?
"vitamin" in Greek is βιταμίνη, pronounced "vitamini".
How do you use "vitamin" in a sentence?
Example: "Doctors often advise pregnant women to take a vitamin supplement every day." In Greek, "vitamin" is βιταμίνη.
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