baboon in Greek
baboon in Greek is μπαμπουίνος, βαβουίνος — baboon means a large Old World monkey with a dog-like snout, big canine teeth, cheek pouches, and a short tail.
baboon in Greek
μπαμπουίνος
Pronounced: babouinos
βαβουίνος
Pronounced: vavouinos
What does "baboon" mean?
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noun A large Old World monkey with a dog-like snout, big canine teeth, cheek pouches, and a short tail.
"A troop of baboons foraged along the riverbank at dawn."
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noun An insult for someone acting foolish, stupid, or incompetent.
"Stop acting like a baboon and read the instructions."
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baboon in a sentence
- A troop of baboons foraged along the riverbank at dawn.
- The zoo's baboon enclosure has a rocky outcrop for climbing.
- Stop acting like a baboon and read the instructions.
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What is "baboon" in Greek?
"baboon" in Greek is μπαμπουίνος, βαβουίνος. baboon means: A large Old World monkey with a dog-like snout, big canine teeth, cheek pouches, and a short tail.
How do you pronounce μπαμπουίνος?
"baboon" in Greek is μπαμπουίνος, pronounced "babouinos".
How do you use "baboon" in a sentence?
Example: "A troop of baboons foraged along the riverbank at dawn." In Greek, "baboon" is μπαμπουίνος, βαβουίνος.
Are there other ways to say "baboon" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "baboon": μπαμπουίνος, βαβουίνος.
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