alum in Greek
alum in Greek is στυπτηρία, στύψη — alum means a crystalline mineral salt of aluminium, traditionally used in dyeing, tanning, and as an astringent.
alum in Greek
στυπτηρία
Pronounced: styptiria
στύψη
Pronounced: stypsi
What does "alum" mean?
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noun A crystalline mineral salt of aluminium, traditionally used in dyeing, tanning, and as an astringent.
"A stick of alum can be used to soothe small shaving cuts."
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noun Informal term for a graduate or former student of a school or college.
"Several famous alums returned to speak at the reunion."
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alum in a sentence
- A stick of alum can be used to soothe small shaving cuts.
- Several famous alums returned to speak at the reunion.
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What is "alum" in Greek?
"alum" in Greek is στυπτηρία, στύψη. alum means: A crystalline mineral salt of aluminium, traditionally used in dyeing, tanning, and as an astringent.
How do you pronounce στυπτηρία?
"alum" in Greek is στυπτηρία, pronounced "styptiria".
How do you use "alum" in a sentence?
Example: "A stick of alum can be used to soothe small shaving cuts." In Greek, "alum" is στυπτηρία, στύψη.
Are there other ways to say "alum" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "alum": στυπτηρία, στύψη.
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