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hide in Greek

hide in Greek is δέρμα, κρύβω, κρύβομαι — hide means to put something, or oneself, somewhere out of sight or hard to find.

hide in Greek

δέρμα
noun
Pronounced: derma
(countable) The skin of an animal.
κρύβω
verb
Pronounced: kryvo
(transitive) To put (something) in a place where it will be out of sight or harder to discover.
κρύβομαι
verb
Pronounced: kryvomai
(intransitive) To put oneself in a place where one will be out of sight or harder to find.

What does "hide" mean?

  1. verb To put something, or oneself, somewhere out of sight or hard to find.
    "She hid the presents in the closet before the party."
  2. noun The skin of an animal, especially when used for leather.
    "The cowboy boots were made from tough cowhide."
  3. noun (mainly British) A covered shelter used for watching wildlife without disturbing it.
    "We spent the morning in a bird hide, watching herons on the lake."
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hide in a sentence

  • She hid the presents in the closet before the party.
  • He hid behind the curtain when he heard footsteps.
  • The cowboy boots were made from tough cowhide.
  • We spent the morning in a bird hide, watching herons on the lake.

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What is "hide" in Greek?

"hide" in Greek is δέρμα, κρύβω, κρύβομαι. hide means: To put something, or oneself, somewhere out of sight or hard to find.

How do you pronounce δέρμα?

"hide" in Greek is δέρμα, pronounced "derma".

How do you use "hide" in a sentence?

Example: "She hid the presents in the closet before the party." In Greek, "hide" is δέρμα, κρύβω, κρύβομαι.

Are there other ways to say "hide" in Greek?

Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "hide": δέρμα, κρύβω, κρύβομαι.

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