ladybird in Greek
ladybird in Greek is πασχαλίτσα — ladybird means a small, round beetle, usually red or orange with black spots, that eats garden pests like aphids.
ladybird in Greek
πασχαλίτσα
Pronounced: paschalitsa
Any of the Coccinellidae family of beetles, typically having a round shape and red or yellow spotted elytra.
What does "ladybird" mean?
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noun A small, round beetle, usually red or orange with black spots, that eats garden pests like aphids.
"A ladybird landed on her sleeve and she made a wish."
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ladybird in a sentence
- A ladybird landed on her sleeve and she made a wish.
- Gardeners welcome ladybirds because they eat aphids.
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What is "ladybird" in Greek?
"ladybird" in Greek is πασχαλίτσα. ladybird means: A small, round beetle, usually red or orange with black spots, that eats garden pests like aphids.
How do you pronounce πασχαλίτσα?
"ladybird" in Greek is πασχαλίτσα, pronounced "paschalitsa".
How do you use "ladybird" in a sentence?
Example: "A ladybird landed on her sleeve and she made a wish." In Greek, "ladybird" is πασχαλίτσα.
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