cuttlefish in Greek
cuttlefish in Greek is σουπιά — cuttlefish means a squid-like sea creature with eight arms, two long tentacles, and an internal shell, known for squirting dark ink when threatened.
cuttlefish in Greek
σουπιά
Pronounced: soupia
Any squid-like cephalopods (marine mollusks) of the order Sepiida that have eight arms, two retractable tentacles, and a calcareous internal shell, and can eject a dark ink when threatened.
What does "cuttlefish" mean?
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noun A squid-like sea creature with eight arms, two long tentacles, and an internal shell, known for squirting dark ink when threatened.
"The cuttlefish changed colour instantly to blend into the coral."
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cuttlefish in a sentence
- The cuttlefish changed colour instantly to blend into the coral.
- Divers watched a cuttlefish hover motionless before darting away.
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What is "cuttlefish" in Greek?
"cuttlefish" in Greek is σουπιά. cuttlefish means: A squid-like sea creature with eight arms, two long tentacles, and an internal shell, known for squirting dark ink when threatened.
How do you pronounce σουπιά?
"cuttlefish" in Greek is σουπιά, pronounced "soupia".
How do you use "cuttlefish" in a sentence?
Example: "The cuttlefish changed colour instantly to blend into the coral." In Greek, "cuttlefish" is σουπιά.
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