Amazonian in Greek
Amazonian in Greek is αμαζόνιος — Amazonian means relating to the Amazon River or the surrounding rainforest region in South America.
Amazonian in Greek
What does "Amazonian" mean?
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adj Relating to the Amazon River or the surrounding rainforest region in South America.
"The expedition studied amazonian tree frogs found nowhere else on Earth."
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adj Resembling the legendary Amazons; tall, powerful, and warlike, especially of a woman.
"She had an amazonian presence that commanded the room."
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adj Requiring an enormous, almost impossible amount of effort.
"Cleaning out the flooded basement was an amazonian task."
Amazonian in a sentence
- The expedition studied amazonian tree frogs found nowhere else on Earth.
- She had an amazonian presence that commanded the room.
- Cleaning out the flooded basement was an amazonian task.
Common Greek translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Amazonian" in Greek?
"Amazonian" in Greek is αμαζόνιος. Amazonian means: Relating to the Amazon River or the surrounding rainforest region in South America.
How do you pronounce αμαζόνιος?
"Amazonian" in Greek is αμαζόνιος, pronounced "amazonios".
How do you use "Amazonian" in a sentence?
Example: "The expedition studied amazonian tree frogs found nowhere else on Earth." In Greek, "Amazonian" is αμαζόνιος.