Cherokee in Greek
Cherokee in Greek is Τσερόκι — Cherokee means a member of the Cherokee Nation, an Indigenous people originally from the southeastern United States.
Cherokee in Greek
Τσερόκι
Pronounced: Tseroki
An indigenous North American people.
What does "Cherokee" mean?
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noun A member of the Cherokee Nation, an Indigenous people originally from the southeastern United States.
"Her great-grandmother was Cherokee."
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Cherokee in a sentence
- Her great-grandmother was Cherokee.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Cherokee" in Greek?
"Cherokee" in Greek is Τσερόκι. Cherokee means: A member of the Cherokee Nation, an Indigenous people originally from the southeastern United States.
How do you pronounce Τσερόκι?
"Cherokee" in Greek is Τσερόκι, pronounced "Tseroki".
How do you use "Cherokee" in a sentence?
Example: "Her great-grandmother was Cherokee." In Greek, "Cherokee" is Τσερόκι.
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