bray in Greek
bray in Greek is γκαρίζω — bray means of a donkey (or similar animal): to make its loud, harsh cry.
bray in Greek
γκαρίζω
Pronounced: garizo
(intransitive) Of an animal (now chiefly of animals related to the ass or donkey, and the camel): to make its cry.
What does "bray" mean?
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verb Of a donkey (or similar animal): to make its loud, harsh cry.
"The donkey brayed loudly whenever a stranger approached."
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verb To speak or laugh in a loud, harsh, grating way.
"He brayed with laughter at his own joke."
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noun The harsh cry of a donkey, or any similarly grating sound.
"The bray of the mule echoed across the valley."
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bray in a sentence
- The donkey brayed loudly whenever a stranger approached.
- He brayed with laughter at his own joke.
- The bray of the mule echoed across the valley.
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What is "bray" in Greek?
"bray" in Greek is γκαρίζω. bray means: Of a donkey (or similar animal): to make its loud, harsh cry.
How do you pronounce γκαρίζω?
"bray" in Greek is γκαρίζω, pronounced "garizo".
How do you use "bray" in a sentence?
Example: "The donkey brayed loudly whenever a stranger approached." In Greek, "bray" is γκαρίζω.
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