Anchorage in Greek
Anchorage in Greek is Άνκορεϊτζ, Άνκοριτζ, άραγμα — Anchorage means a place where ships can safely anchor, such as a sheltered bay or harbor.
Anchorage in Greek
What does "Anchorage" mean?
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noun A place where ships can safely anchor, such as a sheltered bay or harbor.
"The bay offered a calm anchorage during the storm."
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noun A fee charged to a ship for anchoring in a particular place.
"The port authority collected anchorage from every vessel that moored there."
Anchorage in a sentence
- The bay offered a calm anchorage during the storm.
- The port authority collected anchorage from every vessel that moored there.
Common Greek translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Anchorage" in Greek?
"Anchorage" in Greek is Άνκορεϊτζ, Άνκοριτζ, άραγμα. Anchorage means: A place where ships can safely anchor, such as a sheltered bay or harbor.
How do you pronounce Άνκορεϊτζ?
"Anchorage" in Greek is Άνκορεϊτζ, pronounced "Ankoreitz".
How do you use "Anchorage" in a sentence?
Example: "The bay offered a calm anchorage during the storm." In Greek, "Anchorage" is Άνκορεϊτζ, Άνκοριτζ, άραγμα.
Are there other ways to say "Anchorage" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 7 translations listed for "Anchorage": Άνκορεϊτζ, Άνκοριτζ, άραγμα, αγκυροβόλημα, αραξοβόλι, ελλιμενισμός.