bandage in Greek
bandage in Greek is επίδεσμος — bandage means a strip of material wrapped around a wound to protect or support it.
bandage in Greek
επίδεσμος
Pronounced: epidesmos
A strip of gauze or similar material used to protect or support a wound or injury.
What does "bandage" mean?
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noun A strip of material wrapped around a wound to protect or support it.
"The nurse changed the bandage on his knee."
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verb To wrap a wound in a protective strip of material.
"She bandaged the cut before it could get infected."
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bandage in a sentence
- The nurse changed the bandage on his knee.
- She bandaged the cut before it could get infected.
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What is "bandage" in Greek?
"bandage" in Greek is επίδεσμος. bandage means: A strip of material wrapped around a wound to protect or support it.
How do you pronounce επίδεσμος?
"bandage" in Greek is επίδεσμος, pronounced "epidesmos".
How do you use "bandage" in a sentence?
Example: "The nurse changed the bandage on his knee." In Greek, "bandage" is επίδεσμος.
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