Lacking knowledge of Greek; not understanding Greek language or culture; ignorant of Greek.
From 'Greek' combined with the suffix '-less' (meaning without or lacking), creating an adjective for those without Greek knowledge.
Medieval and Renaissance scholars viewed being 'Greekless' as a serious intellectual deficiency—knowledge of Greek unlocked philosophy and ancient texts, so the term marked educational status.
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