footpath in Greek
footpath in Greek is μονοπάτι — footpath means a path or trail intended for walking.
footpath in Greek
μονοπάτι
Pronounced: monopati
Any set path or trail to be used by people walking.
What does "footpath" mean?
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noun A path or trail intended for walking.
"The footpath wound through the woods toward the lake."
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noun A paved walkway alongside a road for pedestrians.
"Keep to the footpath — the road has no barrier."
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footpath in a sentence
- The footpath wound through the woods toward the lake.
- Keep to the footpath — the road has no barrier.
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What is "footpath" in Greek?
"footpath" in Greek is μονοπάτι. footpath means: A path or trail intended for walking.
How do you pronounce μονοπάτι?
"footpath" in Greek is μονοπάτι, pronounced "monopati".
How do you use "footpath" in a sentence?
Example: "The footpath wound through the woods toward the lake." In Greek, "footpath" is μονοπάτι.
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