inferno in Greek
inferno in Greek is κόλαση — inferno means a huge, raging fire.
inferno in Greek
κόλαση
Pronounced: kolasi
A place or situation resembling Hell.
What does "inferno" mean?
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noun A huge, raging fire.
"Firefighters battled the inferno for six hours before it was contained."
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noun A place or situation so intense or hellish it resembles Hell.
"The stadium became an inferno of noise as the home team scored."
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inferno in a sentence
- Firefighters battled the inferno for six hours before it was contained.
- Dry winds turned the small brush fire into a raging inferno.
- The stadium became an inferno of noise as the home team scored.
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What is "inferno" in Greek?
"inferno" in Greek is κόλαση. inferno means: A huge, raging fire.
How do you pronounce κόλαση?
"inferno" in Greek is κόλαση, pronounced "kolasi".
How do you use "inferno" in a sentence?
Example: "Firefighters battled the inferno for six hours before it was contained." In Greek, "inferno" is κόλαση.
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