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Definition of greeks in English Turkish dictionary
- yunanlılar
Yunanlılar dev ahşap bir at inşa ettiler.
-The Greeks built a giant wooden horse.
Uzun zaman önce, Yunanlılar sık sık büyük atletik olaylar düzenlerdi.
-Long ago, the Greeks would frequently hold great athletic events.
- Greek
- yunan
İtalyan, Almanya'da kahvesi için Yunan euro parası ile ödeme yaptı.
-The Italian paid for his coffee in Germany with Greek euro coins.
' Felsefe ' bilgelik sevgisi anlamına gelen Yunanca bir kelimedir.
-'Philosophy' is a Greek word that means the love of wisdom.
- 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
- rum
- greek
- rumca
- Greek
- Yunanlı
Uzun zaman önce, Yunanlılar sık sık büyük atletik olaylar düzenlerdi.
-Long ago, the Greeks would frequently hold great athletic events.
Yunanlılar dev ahşap bir at inşa ettiler.
-The Greeks built a giant wooden horse.
- Greek
- Rum: Rum, Arapça, Osmanlıca ve Türkçede, günümüzde genellikle Hıristiyan Ortodoks mezhebinden olan ve Yunanca konuşan kimselere denir
- Greek
- yunanistanlı
- Greek
- {s} Yunanistan'a ait
- greek
- yunanistan'ayunanlı
- holy spring of orthodox greeks
- ayazma
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English - English
Definition of greeks in English English dictionary
- plural of Greek
- A term generally referring to delta, gamma, vega, theta, and rho, all of which measure the change in the price of a derivative when there is a change in an input to the pricing formula
- The ancient settlers of Greece who also lived along the Thracian coast and existed in large numbers in Anatolia They became the dominant people f the Roman Empire in the period after Constantine moved its center to the east
- third-person singular of greek
- plural of , greek
- Collectively, "greeks" refer to the financial measures delta, gamma, lambda, rho, theta, and vega, which are sensitivity measures used in evaluating derivatives
- Members of a fraternity or sorority The term Greek is used because a majority of fraternities and sororities use Greek letters to distinguish themselves
- The letters used to describe certain measures of the sensitivity of the value of an option with respect to various factors There are five main Greek letters used to specify an option's price sensitivity The five Greek letters are: (1) Delta (sensitivity in relation to movements of the underlying stock), (2) Gamma (sensitivity in relation to speed of movement of the underlying), (3) Vega (sensitivity in relation to volatility), (4) Theta (sensitivity in relation to time) (5) Rho (sensitivity in relation to interest rates)
- Greek
- The language of the Greek people, spoken in Greece and in Greek communities
- Greek
- Unintelligible speech or text, such as foreign speech or text, or regarding subjects the listener is not familiar with, such as mathematics or technical jargon; or statements that the listener does not understand or agree with
- Greek
- A member of a college fraternity or sorority, which are commonly characterised by being named after Greek letters. (See also Greek system)
Was Joe a Greek in college?.
- Greek
- Of or relating to Greece, the Greek people, or the Greek language
- Greek
- unintelligible, especially regarding foreign speech or text, or regarding subjects the speaker is not familiar with, such as mathematics or technical jargon
- Greek
- Of or pertaining to a fraternity or sorority
- Greek
- An inhabitant, resident, or a person of descent from Greece
- ancient Greeks
- plural form of ancient Greek
- greek
- to display a placeholder instead of text, especially to optimize speed in displaying text that would be too small to read
- greek
- Anal sex
- greek
- {a} belonging to Greece, Grecian
- greek
- {n} a native of Greece, the greek language
- Greek
- {i} native of Greece, resident of Greece
- Greek
- The language of the Greek people, spoken in Greece, Cyprus, south Albania, parts of south FYROM, parts of Bulgaria and parts of Turkey and partially characterised by being written using the Greek alphabet. It is descended from Proto-Greek via Ancient Greek and other forms of Greek
- Greek
- A Greek is a person who comes from Greece
- Greek
- {s} of or pertaining to Greece, of Greek origin
- Greek
- Greek or Ancient Greek was the language used in Greece in ancient times. relating to Greece, its people, or its language. Greek alphabet Greek Civil War Greek fire Greek Independence War of Greek language Greek law Greek mythology Greek Orthodox Church Greek pottery Greek religion Greek Revival Maximus the Greek
- Greek
- Nonsense talk or writing; gibberish
- Greek
- Greek is the language used in Greece. I had to learn Greek
- Greek
- {i} Greek language
- Greek
- Greek means belonging or relating to Greece
- Greek
- Gk
- Greek
- Grecian
- greek
- A PERSON OF GREEK HERITAGE At the time of Christ, Greece was a part of the Roman Empire Although no longer a world power, Greece was still the main cultural influence of the world at the time of Christ It influenced civilization, culture, philosophy, language, literature, and arts Romans adopted Greek culture and greek traditions Every educated man in the Roman Empire spoke Greek Thus we see tremendous greek influence in Palestine at the time of Christ After the death of Christ the gospel was spread throughout the world in the Greek Language
- greek
- the Hellenic branch of the Indo-European family of languages a native or inhabitant of Greece of or relating to or characteristic of Greece or the Greeks; "Greek mythology"; "a grecian robe
- greek
- A native, or one of the people, of Greece; a Grecian; also, the language of Greece
- greek
- to fill a template with nonsense text (particularly the Lorem ipsum), so that form can be focused on instead of content
- greek
- term applied to all sororities and fraternities
- greek
- A swindler; a knave; a cheat
- greek
- the Hellenic branch of the Indo-European family of languages
- greek
- a native or inhabitant of Greece
- greek
- A general name applied to all fraternity and sorority members
- greek
- Members of fraternities and sororities are called Greeks
- greek
- Lykos
- greek
- Nonsense writing or talk; gibberish
- greek
- member(s) of a Greek-letter organization (fraternity or sorority)
- greek
- A member of a fraternity or sorority
- greek
- Requires Greek localization kit English to Greek Standard lexicon English to Greek Gold lexicon Greek to English Standard lexicon
- greek
- the name applied to all sorority and fraternity members
- greek
- - The gibberish or nonsense text placed in a "dummy" to signify where the copy will eventually be
- greek
- of or relating to or characteristic of Greece or the Greeks; "Greek mythology"; "a grecian robe"
- greek
- In desktop publishing, an approximate representation of text used when there is insufficient screen space to show it in properly readable form By extension, any onscreen text that is garbled
- greek
- Kalimera, Yasas Hawaiian: Aloha
- greek
- Of or pertaining to Greece or the Greeks; Grecian
- greek
- Term used to describe Greek-letter organizations and their members
- greek
- X: (Glis ) - (Muscardinus) - (Dryomys) - (Eliomys)
- greek
- A general name applied to all fraternity and sorority members Recruitment - Is a formal schedule of events organized by the sororities on each campus to meet collegians who have registered for membership recruitment Recruitment consists of 3-4 rounds of parties/events, lasting anywhere from a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on the number of chapters on campus and the number of women registered for Recruitment
- greek
- Something unintelligible; as, it was all Greek to me
- the Ancient Greeks
- members of the historical Greek empire
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Turkish pronunciation
griksPronunciation
/ˈgrēks/ /ˈɡriːks/
Etymology
[ 'grEk ] (noun.) before 12th century. Middle English Greke, from Old English GrEca, from Latin Graecus, from Greek Graikos.Resimler
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