cob in Greek
cob in Greek is αρσενικός κύκνος, ιππάριο — cob means the central core of an ear of corn, left over once the kernels are removed.
cob in Greek
αρσενικός κύκνος
Pronounced: arsenikos kyknos
A male swan.
ιππάριο
Pronounced: ippario
A horse having a stout body and short legs.
What does "cob" mean?
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noun The central core of an ear of corn, left over once the kernels are removed.
"She gnawed the last few kernels off the corn cob."
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noun A short, thickset horse with a sturdy build, often used for riding.
"The farmer rode a stout little cob to market."
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noun A rounded loaf of bread.
"He picked up a fresh cob from the bakery."
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cob in a sentence
- She gnawed the last few kernels off the corn cob.
- Save the cobs for the compost bin.
- The farmer rode a stout little cob to market.
- He picked up a fresh cob from the bakery.
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What is "cob" in Greek?
"cob" in Greek is αρσενικός κύκνος, ιππάριο. cob means: The central core of an ear of corn, left over once the kernels are removed.
How do you pronounce αρσενικός κύκνος?
"cob" in Greek is αρσενικός κύκνος, pronounced "arsenikos kyknos".
How do you use "cob" in a sentence?
Example: "She gnawed the last few kernels off the corn cob." In Greek, "cob" is αρσενικός κύκνος, ιππάριο.
Are there other ways to say "cob" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "cob": αρσενικός κύκνος, ιππάριο.
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