dolphin in Greek
dolphin in Greek is δελφίνι — dolphin means a highly intelligent, social marine mammal with a beak-like snout, known for its playfulness.
dolphin in Greek
δελφίνι
Pronounced: delfini
A carnivorous aquatic mammal in one of several families of the infraorder Cetacea, famed for its intelligence and occasional willingness to approach humans.
What does "dolphin" mean?
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noun A highly intelligent, social marine mammal with a beak-like snout, known for its playfulness.
"A pod of dolphins followed the boat for several miles."
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noun A large, brightly coloured game fish also known as mahi-mahi or dorado (unrelated to the mammal).
"The restaurant served fresh dolphin, listed on the menu as mahi-mahi."
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dolphin in a sentence
- A pod of dolphins followed the boat for several miles.
- Dolphins use clicks and whistles to communicate with each other.
- The restaurant served fresh dolphin, listed on the menu as mahi-mahi.
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What is "dolphin" in Greek?
"dolphin" in Greek is δελφίνι. dolphin means: A highly intelligent, social marine mammal with a beak-like snout, known for its playfulness.
How do you pronounce δελφίνι?
"dolphin" in Greek is δελφίνι, pronounced "delfini".
How do you use "dolphin" in a sentence?
Example: "A pod of dolphins followed the boat for several miles." In Greek, "dolphin" is δελφίνι.
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