draper in Greek
draper in Greek is υφασματοπώλης — draper means a person who sells cloth or textiles for a living.
draper in Greek
υφασματοπώλης
Pronounced: yfasmatopolis
One who sells cloths; a dealer in cloths; a textile merchant.
What does "draper" mean?
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noun A person who sells cloth or textiles for a living.
"The old draper's shop on the high street closed years ago."
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draper in a sentence
- The old draper's shop on the high street closed years ago.
- Her grandfather was a draper who supplied fabric to local tailors.
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What is "draper" in Greek?
"draper" in Greek is υφασματοπώλης. draper means: A person who sells cloth or textiles for a living.
How do you pronounce υφασματοπώλης?
"draper" in Greek is υφασματοπώλης, pronounced "yfasmatopolis".
How do you use "draper" in a sentence?
Example: "The old draper's shop on the high street closed years ago." In Greek, "draper" is υφασματοπώλης.
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