falconer in Greek
falconer in Greek is γερακάρης — falconer means a person who trains and flies falcons or other birds of prey, especially for hunting.
falconer in Greek
γερακάρης
Pronounced: gerakaris
A person who breeds or trains hawks or other birds of prey.
What does "falconer" mean?
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noun A person who trains and flies falcons or other birds of prey, especially for hunting.
"The falconer released the bird with a practiced flick of the wrist."
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falconer in a sentence
- The falconer released the bird with a practiced flick of the wrist.
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What is "falconer" in Greek?
"falconer" in Greek is γερακάρης. falconer means: A person who trains and flies falcons or other birds of prey, especially for hunting.
How do you pronounce γερακάρης?
"falconer" in Greek is γερακάρης, pronounced "gerakaris".
How do you use "falconer" in a sentence?
Example: "The falconer released the bird with a practiced flick of the wrist." In Greek, "falconer" is γερακάρης.
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