Leicester in Greek
Leicester in Greek is Λέστερ — Leicester means a breed of English sheep prized for both its meat and its long, lustrous wool.
Leicester in Greek
Λέστερ
Pronounced: Lester
A city, unitary authority, and borough in and the county town of Leicestershire, England.
What does "Leicester" mean?
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noun A breed of English sheep prized for both its meat and its long, lustrous wool.
"The farm kept a small flock of Leicester sheep for wool."
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name A city and county town in the English Midlands.
"The team plays its home matches in Leicester."
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Leicester in a sentence
- The farm kept a small flock of Leicester sheep for wool.
- The team plays its home matches in Leicester.
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What is "Leicester" in Greek?
"Leicester" in Greek is Λέστερ. Leicester means: A breed of English sheep prized for both its meat and its long, lustrous wool.
How do you pronounce Λέστερ?
"Leicester" in Greek is Λέστερ, pronounced "Lester".
How do you use "Leicester" in a sentence?
Example: "The farm kept a small flock of Leicester sheep for wool." In Greek, "Leicester" is Λέστερ.
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