fledgling in Greek
fledgling in Greek is άπειρος, αρχάριος, πρωτόπειρος — fledgling means a young bird that has just grown the feathers needed to fly.
fledgling in Greek
άπειρος
Pronounced: apeiros
Untried or inexperienced.
αρχάριος
Pronounced: archarios
Untried or inexperienced.
πρωτόπειρος
Pronounced: protopeiros
Untried or inexperienced.
αρχάριος
Pronounced: archarios
νεοσσός
Pronounced: neossos
A young bird which has just developed its flight feathers (notably wings).
What does "fledgling" mean?
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noun A young bird that has just grown the feathers needed to fly.
"A fledgling perched nervously on the edge of the nest."
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noun A person or organization that is new and still inexperienced.
"The fledgling company struggled to find its first customers."
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adj New and still developing; not yet established.
"The fledgling democracy held its first free election."
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fledgling in a sentence
- A fledgling perched nervously on the edge of the nest.
- The fledgling company struggled to find its first customers.
- The fledgling democracy held its first free election.
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What is "fledgling" in Greek?
"fledgling" in Greek is άπειρος, αρχάριος, πρωτόπειρος. fledgling means: A young bird that has just grown the feathers needed to fly.
How do you pronounce άπειρος?
"fledgling" in Greek is άπειρος, pronounced "apeiros".
How do you use "fledgling" in a sentence?
Example: "A fledgling perched nervously on the edge of the nest." In Greek, "fledgling" is άπειρος, αρχάριος, πρωτόπειρος.
Are there other ways to say "fledgling" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 4 translations listed for "fledgling": άπειρος, αρχάριος, πρωτόπειρος, νεοσσός.
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