harlequin in Greek
harlequin in Greek is αρλεκίνος — harlequin means a comic pantomime character traditionally dressed in a diamond-patterned, multicoloured costume.
harlequin in Greek
αρλεκίνος
Pronounced: arlekinos
A pantomime fool, typically dressed in colorful checkered clothes, used as a stock character in commedia dell'arte and other genres.
What does "harlequin" mean?
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noun A comic pantomime character traditionally dressed in a diamond-patterned, multicoloured costume.
"The circus clown's costume was modelled on a classic harlequin."
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adj Brightly coloured in an irregular, patchwork pattern, like a harlequin's costume.
"The quilt had a harlequin pattern of red, blue, and yellow diamonds."
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harlequin in a sentence
- The circus clown's costume was modelled on a classic harlequin.
- The quilt had a harlequin pattern of red, blue, and yellow diamonds.
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What is "harlequin" in Greek?
"harlequin" in Greek is αρλεκίνος. harlequin means: A comic pantomime character traditionally dressed in a diamond-patterned, multicoloured costume.
How do you pronounce αρλεκίνος?
"harlequin" in Greek is αρλεκίνος, pronounced "arlekinos".
How do you use "harlequin" in a sentence?
Example: "The circus clown's costume was modelled on a classic harlequin." In Greek, "harlequin" is αρλεκίνος.
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