Guinea in Greek
Guinea in Greek is Γουινέα — Guinea means an old British gold coin, later valued at twenty-one shillings, used before decimal currency.
Guinea in Greek
Γουινέα
Pronounced: Gouinea
(historical) The coastal region of West Africa between Morocco and the Congo, particularly the north shore of the Gulf of Guinea.
What does "Guinea" mean?
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noun An old British gold coin, later valued at twenty-one shillings, used before decimal currency.
"A guinea was worth a little more than a pound in old money."
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noun Short for guinea fowl, a spotted African bird kept for its meat and eggs.
"The guinea made a loud, harsh call whenever strangers came near the farm."
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Guinea in a sentence
- A guinea was worth a little more than a pound in old money.
- In old novels, a gentleman might pay a guinea for a fine hat.
- The guinea made a loud, harsh call whenever strangers came near the farm.
- We saw a speckled guinea strutting across the yard.
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What is "Guinea" in Greek?
"Guinea" in Greek is Γουινέα. Guinea means: An old British gold coin, later valued at twenty-one shillings, used before decimal currency.
How do you pronounce Γουινέα?
"Guinea" in Greek is Γουινέα, pronounced "Gouinea".
How do you use "Guinea" in a sentence?
Example: "A guinea was worth a little more than a pound in old money." In Greek, "Guinea" is Γουινέα.
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