gold in Greek
gold in Greek is χρυσός, μαλαματένιος, χρυσαφένιος — gold means a soft, heavy, yellow precious metal used in jewellery, coins, and electronics.
gold in Greek
What does "gold" mean?
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noun A soft, heavy, yellow precious metal used in jewellery, coins, and electronics.
"She wore a thin gold chain around her neck."
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noun A gold medal, or victory in a competition.
"She took gold in the 200 metres at the championships."
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noun Anything considered extremely valuable.
"That tip was pure gold — it saved us hours of work."
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adj Made of, or coloured like, gold.
"He picked out a gold watch for the anniversary."
gold in a sentence
- She wore a thin gold chain around her neck.
- Investors often buy gold when markets get shaky.
- She took gold in the 200 metres at the championships.
- That tip was pure gold — it saved us hours of work.
Common Greek translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "gold" in Greek?
"gold" in Greek is χρυσός, μαλαματένιος, χρυσαφένιος. gold means: A soft, heavy, yellow precious metal used in jewellery, coins, and electronics.
How do you pronounce χρυσός?
"gold" in Greek is χρυσός, pronounced "chrysos".
How do you use "gold" in a sentence?
Example: "She wore a thin gold chain around her neck." In Greek, "gold" is χρυσός, μαλαματένιος, χρυσαφένιος.
Are there other ways to say "gold" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 9 translations listed for "gold": χρυσός, μαλαματένιος, χρυσαφένιος, χρυσαφής, χρυσάφι, μάλαμα.