gibbon in Greek
gibbon in Greek is γίββων — gibbon means a small, long-armed ape that swings rapidly through trees using its arms.
gibbon in Greek
γίββων
Pronounced: givvon
A small ape of the family Hylobatidae with long limbs, which they use to travel through rainforests by swinging from branch to branch.
What does "gibbon" mean?
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noun A small, long-armed ape that swings rapidly through trees using its arms.
"The gibbon swung effortlessly from branch to branch in the canopy."
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gibbon in a sentence
- The gibbon swung effortlessly from branch to branch in the canopy.
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What is "gibbon" in Greek?
"gibbon" in Greek is γίββων. gibbon means: A small, long-armed ape that swings rapidly through trees using its arms.
How do you pronounce γίββων?
"gibbon" in Greek is γίββων, pronounced "givvon".
How do you use "gibbon" in a sentence?
Example: "The gibbon swung effortlessly from branch to branch in the canopy." In Greek, "gibbon" is γίββων.
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