jousting in Greek
jousting in Greek is διαδορατισμός, κονταρομαχία, τζόστρα — jousting means a medieval sport in which armored knights on horseback charged each other with lances.
jousting in Greek
διαδορατισμός
Pronounced: diadoratismos
A medieval European sport in which mounted knights charged at each other bearing lances.
κονταρομαχία
Pronounced: kodaromachia
A medieval European sport in which mounted knights charged at each other bearing lances.
τζόστρα
Pronounced: tzostra
A medieval European sport in which mounted knights charged at each other bearing lances.
What does "jousting" mean?
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noun A medieval sport in which armored knights on horseback charged each other with lances.
"Jousting was a popular spectacle at medieval tournaments."
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noun Any sharp verbal back-and-forth between two people.
"Their jousting during the debate made for great television."
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jousting in a sentence
- Jousting was a popular spectacle at medieval tournaments.
- Their jousting during the debate made for great television.
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What is "jousting" in Greek?
"jousting" in Greek is διαδορατισμός, κονταρομαχία, τζόστρα. jousting means: A medieval sport in which armored knights on horseback charged each other with lances.
How do you pronounce διαδορατισμός?
"jousting" in Greek is διαδορατισμός, pronounced "diadoratismos".
How do you use "jousting" in a sentence?
Example: "Jousting was a popular spectacle at medieval tournaments." In Greek, "jousting" is διαδορατισμός, κονταρομαχία, τζόστρα.
Are there other ways to say "jousting" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "jousting": διαδορατισμός, κονταρομαχία, τζόστρα.
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