Jackson in Greek
Jackson in Greek is Τζάκσον — Jackson means informal American slang for a twenty-dollar bill, from the portrait of President Andrew Jackson on it.
Jackson in Greek
Τζάκσον
Pronounced: Tzakson
The capital city of Mississippi, and one of the two county seats of Hinds County.
What does "Jackson" mean?
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noun Informal American slang for a twenty-dollar bill, from the portrait of President Andrew Jackson on it.
"He slipped the valet a Jackson for parking the car."
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Jackson in a sentence
- He slipped the valet a Jackson for parking the car.
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What is "Jackson" in Greek?
"Jackson" in Greek is Τζάκσον. Jackson means: Informal American slang for a twenty-dollar bill, from the portrait of President Andrew Jackson on it.
How do you pronounce Τζάκσον?
"Jackson" in Greek is Τζάκσον, pronounced "Tzakson".
How do you use "Jackson" in a sentence?
Example: "He slipped the valet a Jackson for parking the car." In Greek, "Jackson" is Τζάκσον.
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