Argentine in Greek
Argentine in Greek is αργεντίνικος, αργεντινός, Αργεντίνος — Argentine means made of, coated with, or resembling silver.
Argentine in Greek
αργεντίνικος
Pronounced: argedinikos
Of, from, or pertaining to Argentina or its people.
αργεντινός
Pronounced: argedinos
Of, from, or pertaining to Argentina or its people.
Αργεντίνος
Pronounced: Argedinos
Αργεντίνα
Pronounced: Argedina
What does "Argentine" mean?
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adjective Made of, coated with, or resembling silver.
"The old poem describes the moon's argentine glow over the lake."
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adjective Relating to Argentina or its people (usually capitalized as "Argentine").
"The Argentine economy depends heavily on agricultural exports."
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Argentine in a sentence
- The old poem describes the moon's argentine glow over the lake.
- Jewellers once used "argentine" to describe a cheap silver-plated alternative to solid silver.
- The Argentine economy depends heavily on agricultural exports.
- She grew up in an Argentine household that spoke both Spanish and Italian.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Argentine" in Greek?
"Argentine" in Greek is αργεντίνικος, αργεντινός, Αργεντίνος. Argentine means: Made of, coated with, or resembling silver.
How do you pronounce αργεντίνικος?
"Argentine" in Greek is αργεντίνικος, pronounced "argedinikos".
How do you use "Argentine" in a sentence?
Example: "The old poem describes the moon's argentine glow over the lake." In Greek, "Argentine" is αργεντίνικος, αργεντινός, Αργεντίνος.
Are there other ways to say "Argentine" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 4 translations listed for "Argentine": αργεντίνικος, αργεντινός, Αργεντίνος, Αργεντίνα.
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