gecko in Greek
gecko in Greek is σαμιαμίδι — gecko means a small lizard, often nocturnal, known for its large eyes and its ability to climb smooth vertical surfaces.
gecko in Greek
σαμιαμίδι
Pronounced: samiamidi
Any lizard of the family Gekkonidae of small, carnivorous, mostly nocturnal animals with large eyes and adhesive toes enabling them to climb on vertical and upside-down surfaces.
What does "gecko" mean?
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noun A small lizard, often nocturnal, known for its large eyes and its ability to climb smooth vertical surfaces.
"A gecko clung to the ceiling near the porch light."
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gecko in a sentence
- A gecko clung to the ceiling near the porch light.
- Geckos are popular pets because they're small and easy to keep.
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What is "gecko" in Greek?
"gecko" in Greek is σαμιαμίδι. gecko means: A small lizard, often nocturnal, known for its large eyes and its ability to climb smooth vertical surfaces.
How do you pronounce σαμιαμίδι?
"gecko" in Greek is σαμιαμίδι, pronounced "samiamidi".
How do you use "gecko" in a sentence?
Example: "A gecko clung to the ceiling near the porch light." In Greek, "gecko" is σαμιαμίδι.
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