goad in Greek
goad in Greek is βουκέντρα, κεντώ, ενθαρρύνω — goad means a long pointed stick used to prod animals into moving.
goad in Greek
βουκέντρα
Pronounced: voukedra
A long, pointed stick used to prod animals.
κεντώ
Pronounced: kedo
To prod with a goad.
ενθαρρύνω
Pronounced: entharryno
To encourage or stimulate.
παροτρύνω
Pronounced: parotryno
To encourage or stimulate.
What does "goad" mean?
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noun A long pointed stick used to prod animals into moving.
"The farmer used a goad to drive the cattle into the pen."
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verb To provoke or push someone into doing something, often by teasing or taunting.
"His friends goaded him into trying the spiciest dish on the menu."
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goad in a sentence
- The farmer used a goad to drive the cattle into the pen.
- His friends goaded him into trying the spiciest dish on the menu.
- She refused to be goaded into an argument.
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What is "goad" in Greek?
"goad" in Greek is βουκέντρα, κεντώ, ενθαρρύνω. goad means: A long pointed stick used to prod animals into moving.
How do you pronounce βουκέντρα?
"goad" in Greek is βουκέντρα, pronounced "voukedra".
How do you use "goad" in a sentence?
Example: "The farmer used a goad to drive the cattle into the pen." In Greek, "goad" is βουκέντρα, κεντώ, ενθαρρύνω.
Are there other ways to say "goad" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 4 translations listed for "goad": βουκέντρα, κεντώ, ενθαρρύνω, παροτρύνω.
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