ammonite in Greek
ammonite in Greek is αμμωνίτης — ammonite means a fossil shell of an extinct group of sea animals related to squid and octopuses, usually coiled in a spiral.
ammonite in Greek
αμμωνίτης
Pronounced: ammonitis
(paleontology) Any of an extinct group of cephalopods of the subclass Ammonoidea; a fossil shell of such an animal.
What does "ammonite" mean?
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noun A fossil shell of an extinct group of sea animals related to squid and octopuses, usually coiled in a spiral.
"She found a perfect ammonite on the beach after the storm."
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ammonite in a sentence
- She found a perfect ammonite on the beach after the storm.
- The museum had a wall of ammonites in different sizes.
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What is "ammonite" in Greek?
"ammonite" in Greek is αμμωνίτης. ammonite means: A fossil shell of an extinct group of sea animals related to squid and octopuses, usually coiled in a spiral.
How do you pronounce αμμωνίτης?
"ammonite" in Greek is αμμωνίτης, pronounced "ammonitis".
How do you use "ammonite" in a sentence?
Example: "She found a perfect ammonite on the beach after the storm." In Greek, "ammonite" is αμμωνίτης.
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