The Ancient Greek word for home is
οἴκημα
Translations for home and their definitions
| οἴκημα | |
| 1. n. dwelling-place, home, building | |
| 2. n. room, chamber | |
| 3. n. brothel | |
| 4. n. temple, shrine | |
| 5. n. room in a temple | |
| 6. n. prison; cell | |
| 7. n. storeroom | |
| 8. n. workshop | |
| 9. n. story, floor | |
| 10. n. cage for animals | |
| 11. n. (a horse’s) stable, stall |
| οἴκησις | |
| 1. n. the act of dwelling or inhabiting | |
| 2. n. (of a city) management, administration | |
| 3. n. house, dwelling | |
| 4. n. inhabited district | |
| 5. n. family, household |
| οἴκαδε | |
| 1. adv. home (homewards) |
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