courtesan in Greek
courtesan in Greek is κοκότα — courtesan means historically, a woman — often glamorous and educated — who had wealthy or high-status men as lovers or clients, sometimes at a royal court.
courtesan in Greek
κοκότα
Pronounced: kokota
A female prostitute, especially one with high-status or wealthy clients.
What does "courtesan" mean?
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noun Historically, a woman — often glamorous and educated — who had wealthy or high-status men as lovers or clients, sometimes at a royal court.
"The novel is set in the world of Venetian courtesans during the Renaissance."
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courtesan in a sentence
- The novel is set in the world of Venetian courtesans during the Renaissance.
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What is "courtesan" in Greek?
"courtesan" in Greek is κοκότα. courtesan means: Historically, a woman — often glamorous and educated — who had wealthy or high-status men as lovers or clients, sometimes at a royal court.
How do you pronounce κοκότα?
"courtesan" in Greek is κοκότα, pronounced "kokota".
How do you use "courtesan" in a sentence?
Example: "The novel is set in the world of Venetian courtesans during the Renaissance." In Greek, "courtesan" is κοκότα.
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