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cuckold in Greek

cuckold in Greek is κερατάς, κερατώνω — cuckold means a man whose wife or partner has been unfaithful to him.

cuckold in Greek

κερατάς
noun
Pronounced: keratas
A man married to an unfaithful wife, especially when he is unaware or unaccepting of the fact.
κερατώνω
verb
Pronounced: keratono

What does "cuckold" mean?

  1. noun A man whose wife or partner has been unfaithful to him.
    "The play mocks the jealous cuckold as a comic figure."
  2. verb To make someone a cuckold by sleeping with their spouse or partner.
    ""Gave her anything she wanted - her own car, her own bank account, a free leg to amuse herself as she pleased. Of course she hated him for it. Cuckolded him, too, naturally.""
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cuckold in a sentence

  • The play mocks the jealous cuckold as a comic figure.
  • "Gave her anything she wanted - her own car, her own bank account, a free leg to amuse herself as she pleased. Of course she hated him for it. Cuckolded him, too, naturally."
  • Hey, I would never cuckold one of my friends. That’s way not cool.

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What is "cuckold" in Greek?
"cuckold" in Greek is κερατάς, κερατώνω. cuckold means: A man whose wife or partner has been unfaithful to him.
How do you pronounce κερατάς?
"cuckold" in Greek is κερατάς, pronounced "keratas".
How do you use "cuckold" in a sentence?
Example: "The play mocks the jealous cuckold as a comic figure." In Greek, "cuckold" is κερατάς, κερατώνω.
Are there other ways to say "cuckold" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "cuckold": κερατάς, κερατώνω.
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