Graham in Greek
Graham in Greek is Γκράχαμ — Graham means whole-wheat flour made by grinding the entire wheat kernel, including the bran.
Graham in Greek
Γκράχαμ
Pronounced: Gracham
A Scottish surname from Old English and clan name.
What does "Graham" mean?
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noun Whole-wheat flour made by grinding the entire wheat kernel, including the bran.
"The recipe calls for graham flour instead of regular white flour."
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noun Short for graham cracker, a slightly sweet, crumbly biscuit made from this flour.
"We used crushed grahams for the pie crust."
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name A Scottish surname, and a male given name derived from it.
"Graham is a popular name in Scotland and England alike."
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Graham in a sentence
- The recipe calls for graham flour instead of regular white flour.
- We used crushed grahams for the pie crust.
- Graham is a popular name in Scotland and England alike.
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What is "Graham" in Greek?
"Graham" in Greek is Γκράχαμ. Graham means: Whole-wheat flour made by grinding the entire wheat kernel, including the bran.
How do you pronounce Γκράχαμ?
"Graham" in Greek is Γκράχαμ, pronounced "Gracham".
How do you use "Graham" in a sentence?
Example: "The recipe calls for graham flour instead of regular white flour." In Greek, "Graham" is Γκράχαμ.
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