Neo-Hellenic
Neo-Hellenic is the alternative form of neo-Hellenic.
Proper noun
Neo-Hellenic (uncountable)
- Modern Greek language
- see also: koine Neo-Hellenic (Standard Modern Greek)
Adjective capitalized: neo-Hellenic
neo-Hellenic (not comparable)
- Relating to Neo-Hellenism
Forms of Neo-Hellenic
| alternative form | Neo-Hellenic |
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Origin of Neo-Hellenic
From neo- + Hellenic. For the proper noun, translation of the endonym νεοελληνική f (neoellinikí, “neo-Hellenic”, adjective), by ellipsis of the noun γλώσσα f (glóssa, “language”) for Modern Greek, ellipsis of Modern Greek language.
From neo- + Hellenic.
Questions about Neo-Hellenic
- What does Neo-Hellenic mean?
- Neo-Hellenic means modern Greek language.
- What is Neo-Hellenic the alternative form of?
- Neo-Hellenic is the alternative form of neo-Hellenic.
- What part of speech is Neo-Hellenic?
- Neo-Hellenic can be a proper noun or an adjective.
Words near Neo-Hellenic in the dictionary
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