cactus in Greek
cactus in Greek is κάκτος — cactus means a spiny, fleshy-stemmed plant, usually leafless, adapted to hot, dry desert climates.
cactus in Greek
κάκτος
Pronounced: kaktos
(botany) Any member of the family Cactaceae, a family of flowering New World succulent plants suited to a hot, semi-desert climate.
What does "cactus" mean?
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noun A spiny, fleshy-stemmed plant, usually leafless, adapted to hot, dry desert climates.
"A single cactus sat on her windowsill, needing almost no watering."
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adj (Australian slang) Broken, ruined, or dead.
"The old washing machine is cactus — time for a new one."
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cactus in a sentence
- A single cactus sat on her windowsill, needing almost no watering.
- The old washing machine is cactus — time for a new one.
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What is "cactus" in Greek?
"cactus" in Greek is κάκτος. cactus means: A spiny, fleshy-stemmed plant, usually leafless, adapted to hot, dry desert climates.
How do you pronounce κάκτος?
"cactus" in Greek is κάκτος, pronounced "kaktos".
How do you use "cactus" in a sentence?
Example: "A single cactus sat on her windowsill, needing almost no watering." In Greek, "cactus" is κάκτος.
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