arch in Greek
arch in Greek is άρχης, αψίδα, τόξο — arch means a curved structure that spans an opening, typically supporting the weight above it.
arch in Greek
άρχης
Pronounced: archis
leading, leader
αψίδα
Pronounced: apsida
τόξο
Pronounced: toxo
κυρτώνω
Pronounced: kyrtono
(transitive) To form into an arch shape.
αρχι-
Pronounced: archi-
What does "arch" mean?
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noun A curved structure that spans an opening, typically supporting the weight above it.
"Rain dripped from the old brick arch above the station entrance."
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verb To bend into a curved shape.
"The gymnast arched her body backwards to form a perfect curve."
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adj Deliberately playful, knowing, or mischievous, often in tone or expression.
"He raised one eyebrow and gave his friend an arch look."
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adj Chief or foremost, used as a prefix in words like "archenemy" or "archbishop".
"The detective finally caught up with his arch enemy in the old warehouse."
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arch in a sentence
- Rain dripped from the old brick arch above the station entrance.
- They walked through the stone arch into the courtyard.
- The gymnast arched her body backwards to form a perfect curve.
- Wind made the tall branches arch over the narrow lane.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "arch" in Greek?
"arch" in Greek is άρχης, αψίδα, τόξο. arch means: A curved structure that spans an opening, typically supporting the weight above it.
How do you pronounce άρχης?
"arch" in Greek is άρχης, pronounced "archis".
How do you use "arch" in a sentence?
Example: "Rain dripped from the old brick arch above the station entrance." In Greek, "arch" is άρχης, αψίδα, τόξο.
Are there other ways to say "arch" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 5 translations listed for "arch": άρχης, αψίδα, τόξο, κυρτώνω, αρχι-.
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