fin in Greek
fin in Greek is πτερύγιο — fin means one of the flat, wing-like parts on a fish or marine animal used for swimming and steering.
fin in Greek
πτερύγιο
Pronounced: pterygio
(ichthyology, zootomy) One of the appendages of a fish, used to propel itself and to manoeuvre/maneuver.
What does "fin" mean?
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noun One of the flat, wing-like parts on a fish or marine animal used for swimming and steering.
"The shark's dorsal fin sliced through the surface of the water."
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noun A rigid, blade-like part sticking out from an aircraft, rocket, or vehicle to help it stay stable or steer.
"The tail fin keeps the aircraft flying straight."
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noun A flipper worn on the foot for swimming or diving.
"She strapped on her fins before jumping into the pool."
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fin in a sentence
- The shark's dorsal fin sliced through the surface of the water.
- The tail fin keeps the aircraft flying straight.
- She strapped on her fins before jumping into the pool.
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What is "fin" in Greek?
"fin" in Greek is πτερύγιο. fin means: One of the flat, wing-like parts on a fish or marine animal used for swimming and steering.
How do you pronounce πτερύγιο?
"fin" in Greek is πτερύγιο, pronounced "pterygio".
How do you use "fin" in a sentence?
Example: "The shark's dorsal fin sliced through the surface of the water." In Greek, "fin" is πτερύγιο.
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