English, asked by 0017arianna, 11 months ago

The Greek word for leisure now has a different meaning. What is it?

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Answered by SelieVisa

2

Answer:

Nowadays the Greek word for leisure means school.

Answered by prashant247

0

Explanation:

leisure now has a different

........"skole"

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