Jaffa in Greek
Jaffa in Greek is Γιάφα, Γιάφφα — Jaffa means a type of sweet, typically seedless orange named after the port city of Jaffa.
Jaffa in Greek
Γιάφα
Pronounced: Giafa
A port in western Israel.
Γιάφφα
Pronounced: Giaffa
A port in western Israel.
What does "Jaffa" mean?
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noun A type of sweet, typically seedless orange named after the port city of Jaffa.
"She packed a couple of Jaffas for the road trip."
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noun Cricket slang for an unplayable delivery that moves sharply and deceives the batsman.
"The bowler produced an absolute jaffa to take the final wicket."
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Jaffa in a sentence
- She packed a couple of Jaffas for the road trip.
- The bowler produced an absolute jaffa to take the final wicket.
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What is "Jaffa" in Greek?
"Jaffa" in Greek is Γιάφα, Γιάφφα. Jaffa means: A type of sweet, typically seedless orange named after the port city of Jaffa.
How do you pronounce Γιάφα?
"Jaffa" in Greek is Γιάφα, pronounced "Giafa".
How do you use "Jaffa" in a sentence?
Example: "She packed a couple of Jaffas for the road trip." In Greek, "Jaffa" is Γιάφα, Γιάφφα.
Are there other ways to say "Jaffa" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "Jaffa": Γιάφα, Γιάφφα.
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