bellows in Greek
bellows in Greek is φυσερό, φυσητήρας, φυσούνα — bellows means a hand-operated device that pumps a blast of air when squeezed, used to fan a fire or power an instrument like an accordion.
bellows in Greek
What does "bellows" mean?
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noun A hand-operated device that pumps a blast of air when squeezed, used to fan a fire or power an instrument like an accordion.
"He pumped the bellows to get the campfire blazing."
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noun Informally, the lungs.
"After the marathon his bellows were burning."
bellows in a sentence
- He pumped the bellows to get the campfire blazing.
- After the marathon his bellows were burning.
Common Greek translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "bellows" in Greek?
"bellows" in Greek is φυσερό, φυσητήρας, φυσούνα. bellows means: A hand-operated device that pumps a blast of air when squeezed, used to fan a fire or power an instrument like an accordion.
How do you pronounce φυσερό?
"bellows" in Greek is φυσερό, pronounced "fysero".
How do you use "bellows" in a sentence?
Example: "He pumped the bellows to get the campfire blazing." In Greek, "bellows" is φυσερό, φυσητήρας, φυσούνα.
Are there other ways to say "bellows" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "bellows": φυσερό, φυσητήρας, φυσούνα.