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Thu 3 Nov, 2005 06:14 am
I was trying to translate the word, "Ideal" into Greek but I came up with two words using the translator.
ideodis and idanikos.
I'm not sure which one is which. Does one of them mean ideal as an an idea or ideal as in perfect?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
They both have the same meaning, which is ideal as perfect.
Ah, I wanted "Ideal" as in someone's ideals. As in a thing you fight for.
Wolf_ODonnell wrote:Ah, I wanted "Ideal" as in someone's ideals. As in a thing you fight for.
Better to use 'idanikos' for this.
Ellinas wrote:Wolf_ODonnell wrote:Ah, I wanted "Ideal" as in someone's ideals. As in a thing you fight for.
Better to use 'idanikos' for this.
Thank you very much for your help.
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