giddy in Greek
giddy in Greek is ζαβλακομένος, ζαλισμένος, συγκεχυμένος — giddy means feeling dizzy or unsteady, as if the head is spinning.
giddy in Greek
What does "giddy" mean?
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adjective Feeling dizzy or unsteady, as if the head is spinning.
"She felt giddy after spinning around on the ride."
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adjective Overcome with lighthearted excitement or happiness.
"The kids were giddy with excitement on Christmas morning."
giddy in a sentence
- She felt giddy after spinning around on the ride.
- The kids were giddy with excitement on Christmas morning.
- He felt giddy with relief when he got the job offer.
Common Greek translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "giddy" in Greek?
"giddy" in Greek is ζαβλακομένος, ζαλισμένος, συγκεχυμένος. giddy means: Feeling dizzy or unsteady, as if the head is spinning.
How do you pronounce ζαβλακομένος?
"giddy" in Greek is ζαβλακομένος, pronounced "zavlakomenos".
How do you use "giddy" in a sentence?
Example: "She felt giddy after spinning around on the ride." In Greek, "giddy" is ζαβλακομένος, ζαλισμένος, συγκεχυμένος.
Are there other ways to say "giddy" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 6 translations listed for "giddy": ζαβλακομένος, ζαλισμένος, συγκεχυμένος, ζαλιστικός, ιλιγγιώδης, συγχυτικός.