iguana in Greek
iguana in Greek is ιγκουάνα — iguana means a large tropical lizard, often green, native to the Americas and sometimes kept as an exotic pet.
iguana in Greek
ιγκουάνα
Pronounced: igouana
What does "iguana" mean?
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noun A large tropical lizard, often green, native to the Americas and sometimes kept as an exotic pet.
"The iguana basked motionless on a warm rock all afternoon."
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iguana in a sentence
- The iguana basked motionless on a warm rock all afternoon.
- They kept a pet iguana in a heated glass tank.
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What is "iguana" in Greek?
"iguana" in Greek is ιγκουάνα. iguana means: A large tropical lizard, often green, native to the Americas and sometimes kept as an exotic pet.
How do you pronounce ιγκουάνα?
"iguana" in Greek is ιγκουάνα, pronounced "igouana".
How do you use "iguana" in a sentence?
Example: "The iguana basked motionless on a warm rock all afternoon." In Greek, "iguana" is ιγκουάνα.
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