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| Greek - Phonetics |
Sound |
Translation |
μισοχαλασμένος, -η, -ο.
misohalaSMEnos. |
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half broken. |
μισοφτιαγμένος, -η, -ο.
misoftiagMEnos. |
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half fixed. |
μισογεμάτος, -η, -ο.
misogeMAtos. |
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half full. |
μισόγυμνος, -η, -ο.
miSOgimnos. |
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half naked. |
μισοτιμής.
mistiMIS. |
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half price. |
μισοσβησμένος, -η, -ο.
misosviSMEnos. |
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half turned off. |
γλυκομίλητος, -η, -ο.
glikoMIlitos. |
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One that talks nice. |
δυάδες.
thiAthes. |
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rows of two. |
τριάδες.
triAthes. |
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rows of three. |
τετράδες.
teTRAthes. |
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rows of four. |
εφτάποδος, -η, -ο.
efTApothos. |
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One that has seven legs. |
εξάποδος, -η, -ο.
eXApothos. |
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One that has six legs. |
μισογύνης.
misoGInis. |
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woman hater. |
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