Definition of greek language in English Turkish dictionary
- greek language support
- (Bilgisayar) yunanca dil desteği
- Greek
- {i} Yunanca
Bu teknik terimler Yunancadan türetilmiştir
-These technical terms are derived from Greek.
Bu kelime Yunancadan türetilmiştir.
-This word is derived from Greek.
- Greek
- {i} Yunan
Yunan kültürü hakkında çok şey öğrendim.
-I learned a lot about Greek culture.
Modern Yunanca'da harfleri birleştirerek sesler oluşturabilirsiniz. Örneğin b sesi için μπ'yi, d sesi için ντ'yi, g sesi için γκ'yi ve c sesi için ise τζ'yi kullanabilirsiniz.
-You can make sounds by combining letters in Modern Greek. For example you can use μπ to make the sound b, ντ to make the sound d, γκ to make the sound g and τζ to make the sound dj.
- Greek
- Yunanlı
O Yunanlı bir Tanrıya benziyor.
-He looks like a Greek god.
Uzun zaman önce, Yunanlılar sık sık büyük atletik olaylar düzenlerdi.
-Long ago, the Greeks would frequently hold great athletic events.
- Greek
- Rum: Rum, Arapça, Osmanlıca ve Türkçede, günümüzde genellikle Hıristiyan Ortodoks mezhebinden olan ve Yunanca konuşan kimselere denir
- Greek
- {s} Yunanistan'a ait
- Greek
- {i} Rum
- Greek
- {i} Yunanca; Rumca
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Definition of greek language in English English dictionary
- Indo-European language spoken mostly in Greece. Its history can be divided into four phases: Ancient Greek, Koine, Byzantine Greek, and Modern Greek. Ancient Greek is subdivided into Mycenaean Greek (14th-13th centuries BC) and Archaic and Classical Greek (8th-4th centuries BC). The language of the latter periods had numerous dialects (e.g., Ionic, Attic). The second phase, Koine (Hellenistic Greek), arose during the reign of Alexander the Great in the 4th century BC. A common language with simplified grammar, it spread throughout the Hellenized world. Purists who rejected Koine as a corruption of Attic Greek successfully advocated adoption of the Classical language for all writing. Thus, the written form, Byzantine Greek (5th-15th centuries AD), stayed rooted in the Attic tradition while the spoken language continued to develop. Modern Greek, dating from the 15th century, has many local dialects. Standard Modern Greek, Greece's official written and spoken language, is largely based on a form called Demotic (used in popular speech) but includes elements of Katharevusa, the written language formerly used in government and public life
- {i} Gk
- {i} Greek