goatherd in Greek
goatherd in Greek is γιδοβοσκός, αιπόλος — goatherd means a person who herds and tends goats.
goatherd in Greek
γιδοβοσκός
Pronounced: gidovoskos
A person who herds, tends goats.
αιπόλος
Pronounced: aipolos
A person who herds, tends goats.
What does "goatherd" mean?
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noun A person who herds and tends goats.
"The goatherd led his flock down from the hills at dusk."
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goatherd in a sentence
- The goatherd led his flock down from the hills at dusk.
- In the village, a young goatherd sold cheese made from his goats' milk.
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What is "goatherd" in Greek?
"goatherd" in Greek is γιδοβοσκός, αιπόλος. goatherd means: A person who herds and tends goats.
How do you pronounce γιδοβοσκός?
"goatherd" in Greek is γιδοβοσκός, pronounced "gidovoskos".
How do you use "goatherd" in a sentence?
Example: "The goatherd led his flock down from the hills at dusk." In Greek, "goatherd" is γιδοβοσκός, αιπόλος.
Are there other ways to say "goatherd" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "goatherd": γιδοβοσκός, αιπόλος.
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