headless in Greek
headless in Greek is ακέφαλος — headless means having no head, literally — a body without its head.
headless in Greek
ακέφαλος
Pronounced: akefalos
Without a head (body part).
What does "headless" mean?
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adj Having no head, literally — a body without its head.
"The legend tells of a headless horseman who roams the woods at night."
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adj Lacking leadership or direction, as an organization.
"The party was left headless after its leader resigned."
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adj Describing software or hardware that runs without a screen, keyboard, or other direct user interface.
"The server runs a headless version of the operating system with no monitor attached."
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headless in a sentence
- The legend tells of a headless horseman who roams the woods at night.
- The party was left headless after its leader resigned.
- The server runs a headless version of the operating system with no monitor attached.
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What is "headless" in Greek?
"headless" in Greek is ακέφαλος. headless means: Having no head, literally — a body without its head.
How do you pronounce ακέφαλος?
"headless" in Greek is ακέφαλος, pronounced "akefalos".
How do you use "headless" in a sentence?
Example: "The legend tells of a headless horseman who roams the woods at night." In Greek, "headless" is ακέφαλος.
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