admirer in Greek
admirer in Greek is θαυμάστρια, θαυμαστής — admirer means someone who respects and approves of another person or thing.
admirer in Greek
θαυμάστρια
Pronounced: thavmastria
One who admires.
θαυμαστής
Pronounced: thavmastis
One who admires.
What does "admirer" mean?
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noun Someone who respects and approves of another person or thing.
"The artist has admirers all over the world."
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noun Someone who is romantically attracted to another person, often without their knowledge.
"She received an anonymous note from a secret admirer."
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admirer in a sentence
- The artist has admirers all over the world.
- She received an anonymous note from a secret admirer.
- Although he has a number of admirers, he prefers to remain single.
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What is "admirer" in Greek?
"admirer" in Greek is θαυμάστρια, θαυμαστής. admirer means: Someone who respects and approves of another person or thing.
How do you pronounce θαυμάστρια?
"admirer" in Greek is θαυμάστρια, pronounced "thavmastria".
How do you use "admirer" in a sentence?
Example: "The artist has admirers all over the world." In Greek, "admirer" is θαυμάστρια, θαυμαστής.
Are there other ways to say "admirer" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "admirer": θαυμάστρια, θαυμαστής.
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