Cham in Greek
Cham in Greek is Τσάμηδες — Cham means (dialectal) To chew.
Cham in Greek
Τσάμηδες
Pronounced: Tsamides
an ethnic Albanian from Çamëri, originally resided in the western part of the region of Epirus in northwestern Greece, an area known among Albanians as Çamëri (engl.: Chameria).
What does "Cham" mean?
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verb (dialectal) To chew.
"The old farmer champed and chammed on his tobacco."
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noun A member of an ethnic group native to Cambodia and Vietnam, or their Austronesian language.
"The museum displayed Cham stone carvings from the ancient kingdom of Champa."
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Cham in a sentence
- The old farmer champed and chammed on his tobacco.
- The museum displayed Cham stone carvings from the ancient kingdom of Champa.
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What is "Cham" in Greek?
"Cham" in Greek is Τσάμηδες. Cham means: (dialectal) To chew.
How do you pronounce Τσάμηδες?
"Cham" in Greek is Τσάμηδες, pronounced "Tsamides".
How do you use "Cham" in a sentence?
Example: "The old farmer champed and chammed on his tobacco." In Greek, "Cham" is Τσάμηδες.
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