Amazon in Greek
Amazon in Greek is Αμαζόνα, Αμαζόνιος, αμαζόνα — Amazon means a member of a legendary race of female warriors said to live near the Black Sea in Greek mythology.
Amazon in Greek
What does "Amazon" mean?
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noun A member of a legendary race of female warriors said to live near the Black Sea in Greek mythology.
"The vase painting showed an Amazon riding into battle."
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noun A tall, strong, athletic, or fiercely independent woman.
"The rugby player was built like an amazon."
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name The Amazon River, the largest river by volume in the world, flowing through Brazil to the Atlantic.
"The Amazon carries more water than the next several biggest rivers combined."
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name The vast rainforest region surrounding the Amazon River basin in South America.
"Deforestation in the Amazon has accelerated in recent decades."
Amazon in a sentence
- The vase painting showed an Amazon riding into battle.
- The rugby player was built like an amazon.
- The Amazon carries more water than the next several biggest rivers combined.
- Deforestation in the Amazon has accelerated in recent decades.
Common Greek translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Amazon" in Greek?
"Amazon" in Greek is Αμαζόνα, Αμαζόνιος, αμαζόνα. Amazon means: A member of a legendary race of female warriors said to live near the Black Sea in Greek mythology.
How do you pronounce Αμαζόνα?
"Amazon" in Greek is Αμαζόνα, pronounced "Amazona".
How do you use "Amazon" in a sentence?
Example: "The vase painting showed an Amazon riding into battle." In Greek, "Amazon" is Αμαζόνα, Αμαζόνιος, αμαζόνα.
Are there other ways to say "Amazon" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "Amazon": Αμαζόνα, Αμαζόνιος, αμαζόνα.