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Greektown

Greektown noun: a district of a city or town (in a country other than Greece) in which there is a large concentration of Greeks or people of Greek ancestry.

Noun

Greektown (plural Greektowns)

  1. A district of a city or town (in a country other than Greece) in which there is a large concentration of Greeks or people of Greek ancestry.

Forms of Greektown

pluralGreektowns

Origin of Greektown

From Greek + town.

Questions about Greektown

What does Greektown mean?
Greektown means a district of a city or town (in a country other than Greece) in which there is a large concentration of Greeks or people of Greek ancestry.
What part of speech is Greektown?
Greektown is a noun.
What is the plural of Greektown?
The plural of Greektown is Greektowns.

Words near Greektown in the dictionary

  1. Greeklish
  2. Greekly
  3. Greekness
  4. greeks
  5. greeks it
  6. Greektown
  7. Greektowns
  8. Greeky
  9. Greeley
  10. Greeley Center
  11. Greeley County

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