calf in Greek
calf in Greek is μοσχάρι, γάμπα, κνήμη — calf means a young cow, bull, or the young of certain other large animals such as elephants or whales.
calf in Greek
μοσχάρι
Pronounced: moschari
A young cow or bull of any bovid, such as domestic cattle or buffalo.
γάμπα
Pronounced: gaba
The muscle in the back of the leg below the knee.
κνήμη
Pronounced: knimi
The muscle in the back of the leg below the knee.
What does "calf" mean?
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noun A young cow, bull, or the young of certain other large animals such as elephants or whales.
"The calf stayed close to its mother in the field."
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noun The muscular back part of the lower leg, below the knee.
"He pulled a muscle in his calf during the sprint."
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noun A chunk of ice that breaks away from a glacier or ice shelf.
"A huge calf broke off the glacier and crashed into the sea."
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calf in a sentence
- The calf stayed close to its mother in the field.
- A newborn elephant calf can weigh over 200 pounds.
- He pulled a muscle in his calf during the sprint.
- Running uphill really works your calves.
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What is "calf" in Greek?
"calf" in Greek is μοσχάρι, γάμπα, κνήμη. calf means: A young cow, bull, or the young of certain other large animals such as elephants or whales.
How do you pronounce μοσχάρι?
"calf" in Greek is μοσχάρι, pronounced "moschari".
How do you use "calf" in a sentence?
Example: "The calf stayed close to its mother in the field." In Greek, "calf" is μοσχάρι, γάμπα, κνήμη.
Are there other ways to say "calf" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "calf": μοσχάρι, γάμπα, κνήμη.
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