Africa in Greek
Africa in Greek is Αφρική — Africa means the second-largest continent, bordered by the Mediterranean, the Atlantic, and the Indian Ocean.
Africa in Greek
Αφρική
Pronounced: Afriki
The continent that is south of Europe, east of the Atlantic Ocean, west of the Indian Ocean and north of Antarctica.
What does "Africa" mean?
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name The second-largest continent, bordered by the Mediterranean, the Atlantic, and the Indian Ocean.
"Africa is home to over 50 countries and thousands of languages."
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name Informally, sub-Saharan Africa, as distinguished from North Africa.
"Aid programmes often distinguish North Africa from the rest of Africa."
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Africa in a sentence
- Africa is home to over 50 countries and thousands of languages.
- She spent a gap year travelling across East Africa.
- Aid programmes often distinguish North Africa from the rest of Africa.
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What is "Africa" in Greek?
"Africa" in Greek is Αφρική. Africa means: The second-largest continent, bordered by the Mediterranean, the Atlantic, and the Indian Ocean.
How do you pronounce Αφρική?
"Africa" in Greek is Αφρική, pronounced "Afriki".
How do you use "Africa" in a sentence?
Example: "Africa is home to over 50 countries and thousands of languages." In Greek, "Africa" is Αφρική.
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