gannet in Greek
gannet in Greek is σούλα — gannet means a large seabird with a black and white body and long, pointed wings, that dives into the sea to catch fish.
gannet in Greek
σούλα
Pronounced: soula
Any of three species of large seabird in the genus Morus, of the family Sulidae. They have black and white bodies and long pointed wings, and hunt for fish by plunge diving and pursuing their prey underwater.
What does "gannet" mean?
- noun A large seabird with a black and white body and long, pointed wings, that dives into the sea to catch fish.
- noun (informal) Someone who eats a great deal.
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What is "gannet" in Greek?
"gannet" in Greek is σούλα. gannet means: A large seabird with a black and white body and long, pointed wings, that dives into the sea to catch fish.
How do you pronounce σούλα?
"gannet" in Greek is σούλα, pronounced "soula".
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