Dexter in Greek
Dexter in Greek is Ντέξτερ — Dexter means on the right-hand side; in heraldry, the side of a shield as seen from the bearer's (not the viewer's) perspective.
Dexter in Greek
What does "Dexter" mean?
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adj On the right-hand side; in heraldry, the side of a shield as seen from the bearer's (not the viewer's) perspective.
"The lion appears on the dexter side of the coat of arms."
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noun A small, hardy breed of cattle originally from Ireland.
"The farm keeps a small herd of Dexter cattle for both milk and beef."
Dexter in a sentence
- The lion appears on the dexter side of the coat of arms.
- The farm keeps a small herd of Dexter cattle for both milk and beef.
Common Greek translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Dexter" in Greek?
"Dexter" in Greek is Ντέξτερ. Dexter means: On the right-hand side; in heraldry, the side of a shield as seen from the bearer's (not the viewer's) perspective.
How do you pronounce Ντέξτερ?
"Dexter" in Greek is Ντέξτερ, pronounced "Dexter".
How do you use "Dexter" in a sentence?
Example: "The lion appears on the dexter side of the coat of arms." In Greek, "Dexter" is Ντέξτερ.