albino in Greek
albino in Greek is αλμπίνος — albino means lacking the usual pigment in skin, hair, feathers, or eyes from birth.
albino in Greek
αλμπίνος
Pronounced: albinos
(countable) A person or animal congenitally lacking melanin pigmentation in the skin, eyes, and hair or feathers (or more rarely only in the eyes); one born with albinism.
What does "albino" mean?
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adjective Lacking the usual pigment in skin, hair, feathers, or eyes from birth.
"The zoo's albino alligator draws crowds every summer."
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noun A person or animal born without the usual pigmentation in their skin, hair, or eyes.
"Albinos often need extra protection from strong sunlight."
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albino in a sentence
- The zoo's albino alligator draws crowds every summer.
- Albinos often need extra protection from strong sunlight.
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What is "albino" in Greek?
"albino" in Greek is αλμπίνος. albino means: Lacking the usual pigment in skin, hair, feathers, or eyes from birth.
How do you pronounce αλμπίνος?
"albino" in Greek is αλμπίνος, pronounced "albinos".
How do you use "albino" in a sentence?
Example: "The zoo's albino alligator draws crowds every summer." In Greek, "albino" is αλμπίνος.
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