Baldwin in Greek
Baldwin in Greek is Βαλδουίνος — Baldwin means a variety of apple that is reddish and slightly tart, traditionally popular for winter storage.
Baldwin in Greek
Βαλδουίνος
Pronounced: Valdouinos
(countable) A en given name; rather rare in English.
What does "Baldwin" mean?
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noun A variety of apple that is reddish and slightly tart, traditionally popular for winter storage.
"The old orchard still grows a few rows of Baldwin apples."
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Baldwin in a sentence
- The old orchard still grows a few rows of Baldwin apples.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Baldwin" in Greek?
"Baldwin" in Greek is Βαλδουίνος. Baldwin means: A variety of apple that is reddish and slightly tart, traditionally popular for winter storage.
How do you pronounce Βαλδουίνος?
"Baldwin" in Greek is Βαλδουίνος, pronounced "Valdouinos".
How do you use "Baldwin" in a sentence?
Example: "The old orchard still grows a few rows of Baldwin apples." In Greek, "Baldwin" is Βαλδουίνος.
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