What does υιοί in Greek mean?
What is the meaning of the word υιοί in Greek? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use υιοί in Greek.
The word υιοί in Greek means son, son, γιος, γιος, αγόρι, του γιου, ως γιος, θετός γιος, γιος του ανιψιού μου, γιος της ανιψιάς μου, μαλάκας, μαλάκας, θετό παιδί, προγονός, μπάσταρδος. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word υιοί
son
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son
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γιος(male child) Ο γιος του λέγεται Ματ. His son's name is Matt. |
γιος(literary (son) |
αγόρι(son) Το αγόρι μου μοιάζει στην μητέρα του. My boy takes after his mother. |
του γιου, ως γιος(relating to a daughter or son) (άντρας) Ο Σαμ το θεωρούσε καθήκον του ως γιος να φροντίσει τον ηλικιωμένο πατέρα του. Sam considered it his filial duty to look after his aging father. |
θετός γιος(boy adopted temporarily) Sally's foster son is called Nathan. |
γιος του ανιψιού μου, γιος της ανιψιάς μου(son of niece or nephew) |
μαλάκας(mainly US, pejorative, slang, initialism (insult: son of a bitch) (χυδαίο, προσβλητικό) Ο Έντουαρντ σκέφτηκε πως ο Λάρρυ ήταν ένας μαλάκας. Edward thought Larry was an SOB. |
μαλάκας(slang, vulgar, pejorative (contemptible man) (υβριστικό) |
θετό παιδί(child of your spouse) Marcia never had children of her own, but she has a stepchild with her husband. |
προγονός(spouse's male child) Dana loves her stepson as if he were her own child. |
μπάσταρδος(archaic or literary (contemptible person) (υβριστικό, μεταφορικά) |
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