aphrodisiac in Greek
aphrodisiac in Greek is αφροδισιακός, αφροδισιακό — aphrodisiac means a food, drink, or substance believed to increase sexual desire.
aphrodisiac in Greek
αφροδισιακός
Pronounced: afrodisiakos
Arousing or intensifying sexual desire.
αφροδισιακό
Pronounced: afrodisiako
Something, generally a food or drug, having such an effect.
What does "aphrodisiac" mean?
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noun A food, drink, or substance believed to increase sexual desire.
"Oysters have long had a reputation as an aphrodisiac."
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aphrodisiac in a sentence
- Oysters have long had a reputation as an aphrodisiac.
- Chocolate is often marketed as a romantic aphrodisiac, though the science is thin.
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What is "aphrodisiac" in Greek?
"aphrodisiac" in Greek is αφροδισιακός, αφροδισιακό. aphrodisiac means: A food, drink, or substance believed to increase sexual desire.
How do you pronounce αφροδισιακός?
"aphrodisiac" in Greek is αφροδισιακός, pronounced "afrodisiakos".
How do you use "aphrodisiac" in a sentence?
Example: "Oysters have long had a reputation as an aphrodisiac." In Greek, "aphrodisiac" is αφροδισιακός, αφροδισιακό.
Are there other ways to say "aphrodisiac" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "aphrodisiac": αφροδισιακός, αφροδισιακό.
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