Attila in Greek
Attila in Greek is Αττίλας — Attila means a short, fringed ceremonial cape traditionally worn as part of Hungarian formal dress.
Attila in Greek
Αττίλας
Pronounced: Attilas
What does "Attila" mean?
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noun A short, fringed ceremonial cape traditionally worn as part of Hungarian formal dress.
"The officer wore an ornate attila decorated with braided cord."
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noun Any of several tropical flycatcher birds in the genus Attila.
"The bright-rumped attila is known for its loud, whistling call."
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Attila in a sentence
- The officer wore an ornate attila decorated with braided cord.
- The bright-rumped attila is known for its loud, whistling call.
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What is "Attila" in Greek?
"Attila" in Greek is Αττίλας. Attila means: A short, fringed ceremonial cape traditionally worn as part of Hungarian formal dress.
How do you pronounce Αττίλας?
"Attila" in Greek is Αττίλας, pronounced "Attilas".
How do you use "Attila" in a sentence?
Example: "The officer wore an ornate attila decorated with braided cord." In Greek, "Attila" is Αττίλας.
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