Jonathan in Greek
Jonathan in Greek is Τζόναθαν, Ιωνάθαν — Jonathan means a variety of red-skinned apple, tart and crisp, first grown in New York.
Jonathan in Greek
Τζόναθαν
Pronounced: Tzonathan
A en given name of biblical origin.
Ιωνάθαν
Pronounced: Ionathan
A en given name of biblical origin.
What does "Jonathan" mean?
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noun A variety of red-skinned apple, tart and crisp, first grown in New York.
"For example, Jonathans are tart and great for baking."
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Jonathan in a sentence
- For example, Jonathans are tart and great for baking.
- She baked a pie with Jonathan apples from the orchard.
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What is "Jonathan" in Greek?
"Jonathan" in Greek is Τζόναθαν, Ιωνάθαν. Jonathan means: A variety of red-skinned apple, tart and crisp, first grown in New York.
How do you pronounce Τζόναθαν?
"Jonathan" in Greek is Τζόναθαν, pronounced "Tzonathan".
How do you use "Jonathan" in a sentence?
Example: "She baked a pie with Jonathan apples from the orchard." In Greek, "Jonathan" is Τζόναθαν, Ιωνάθαν.
Are there other ways to say "Jonathan" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "Jonathan": Τζόναθαν, Ιωνάθαν.
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