intoxicate in Greek
intoxicate in Greek is μεθάω, μεθώ — intoxicate means to make someone drunk or unable to think clearly, usually with alcohol or drugs.
intoxicate in Greek
μεθάω
Pronounced: methao
μεθώ
Pronounced: metho
What does "intoxicate" mean?
- verb To make someone drunk or unable to think clearly, usually with alcohol or drugs.
- verb To fill someone with such strong excitement that they seem almost out of control.
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What is "intoxicate" in Greek?
"intoxicate" in Greek is μεθάω, μεθώ. intoxicate means: To make someone drunk or unable to think clearly, usually with alcohol or drugs.
How do you pronounce μεθάω?
"intoxicate" in Greek is μεθάω, pronounced "methao".
Are there other ways to say "intoxicate" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "intoxicate": μεθάω, μεθώ.
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