hyena in Greek
hyena in Greek is ύαινα — hyena means a medium-to-large carnivorous mammal native to Africa and Asia, known for a call that sounds like laughing.
hyena in Greek
ύαινα
Pronounced: yaina
What does "hyena" mean?
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noun A medium-to-large carnivorous mammal native to Africa and Asia, known for a call that sounds like laughing.
"A pack of hyenas circled the lion's kill, waiting for scraps."
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hyena in a sentence
- A pack of hyenas circled the lion's kill, waiting for scraps.
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What is "hyena" in Greek?
"hyena" in Greek is ύαινα. hyena means: A medium-to-large carnivorous mammal native to Africa and Asia, known for a call that sounds like laughing.
How do you pronounce ύαινα?
"hyena" in Greek is ύαινα, pronounced "yaina".
How do you use "hyena" in a sentence?
Example: "A pack of hyenas circled the lion's kill, waiting for scraps." In Greek, "hyena" is ύαινα.
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