lamb in Greek
lamb in Greek is αρνί, αρνάκι — lamb means a young sheep.
lamb in Greek
αρνί
Pronounced: arni
αρνάκι
Pronounced: arnaki
(figuratively) A person who is meek, docile and easily led.
What does "lamb" mean?
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noun A young sheep.
"A lamb followed its mother across the muddy field, bleating loudly."
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noun The meat of a young sheep, eaten as food.
"The butcher recommended slow-cooked lamb for the stew we were making."
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noun A gentle, innocent, or easily-led person.
"Don't be such a lamb and let them take advantage of you."
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verb Of a sheep, to give birth.
"Several of the ewes lambed overnight despite the cold weather."
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lamb in a sentence
- A lamb followed its mother across the muddy field, bleating loudly.
- The lambs were still wobbly on their legs, only a day old.
- The butcher recommended slow-cooked lamb for the stew we were making.
- Grilled lamb with rice is my favorite meal at the market.
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What is "lamb" in Greek?
"lamb" in Greek is αρνί, αρνάκι. lamb means: A young sheep.
How do you pronounce αρνί?
"lamb" in Greek is αρνί, pronounced "arni".
How do you use "lamb" in a sentence?
Example: "A lamb followed its mother across the muddy field, bleating loudly." In Greek, "lamb" is αρνί, αρνάκι.
Are there other ways to say "lamb" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "lamb": αρνί, αρνάκι.
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