Kraken in Greek
Kraken in Greek is κράκεν — Kraken means a gigantic legendary sea monster, often pictured as an enormous octopus or squid capable of dragging ships underwater.
Kraken in Greek
κράκεν
Pronounced: kraken
(Norse mythology) A colossal sea monster that attacks ships and sailors, often portrayed as a giant octopus or squid.
What does "Kraken" mean?
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noun A gigantic legendary sea monster, often pictured as an enormous octopus or squid capable of dragging ships underwater.
"In the film, the kraken rises from the depths to destroy the fleet."
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Kraken in a sentence
- In the film, the kraken rises from the depths to destroy the fleet.
- Sailors' tales of the kraken may have been inspired by real giant squid.
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What is "Kraken" in Greek?
"Kraken" in Greek is κράκεν. Kraken means: A gigantic legendary sea monster, often pictured as an enormous octopus or squid capable of dragging ships underwater.
How do you pronounce κράκεν?
"Kraken" in Greek is κράκεν, pronounced "kraken".
How do you use "Kraken" in a sentence?
Example: "In the film, the kraken rises from the depths to destroy the fleet." In Greek, "Kraken" is κράκεν.
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