Hokkaido in Greek
Hokkaido in Greek is Χοκκάιντο — Hokkaido means japan's northernmost and second-largest main island, known for its cold winters and capital city Sapporo.
Hokkaido in Greek
What does "Hokkaido" mean?
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noun Japan's northernmost and second-largest main island, known for its cold winters and capital city Sapporo.
"They traveled to Hokkaido in February to see the famous snow festival."
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noun A Japanese dog breed developed on the island of Hokkaido, similar in appearance to other spitz-type breeds.
"The Hokkaido is a loyal, sturdy breed originally used for hunting."
Hokkaido in a sentence
- They traveled to Hokkaido in February to see the famous snow festival.
- The Hokkaido is a loyal, sturdy breed originally used for hunting.
Common Greek translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Hokkaido" in Greek?
"Hokkaido" in Greek is Χοκκάιντο. Hokkaido means: Japan's northernmost and second-largest main island, known for its cold winters and capital city Sapporo.
How do you pronounce Χοκκάιντο?
"Hokkaido" in Greek is Χοκκάιντο, pronounced "Chokkaido".
How do you use "Hokkaido" in a sentence?
Example: "They traveled to Hokkaido in February to see the famous snow festival." In Greek, "Hokkaido" is Χοκκάιντο.