lemur in Greek
lemur in Greek is λεμούριος — lemur means a tree-dwelling primate native to Madagascar, known for large eyes and, in some species, a long ringed tail.
lemur in Greek
What does "lemur" mean?
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noun A tree-dwelling primate native to Madagascar, known for large eyes and, in some species, a long ringed tail.
"The ring-tailed lemur is one of the most recognizable primates in the world."
lemur in a sentence
- The ring-tailed lemur is one of the most recognizable primates in the world.
- Lemurs are found only on Madagascar and a few nearby islands.
Common Greek translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "lemur" in Greek?
"lemur" in Greek is λεμούριος. lemur means: A tree-dwelling primate native to Madagascar, known for large eyes and, in some species, a long ringed tail.
How do you pronounce λεμούριος?
"lemur" in Greek is λεμούριος, pronounced "lemourios".
How do you use "lemur" in a sentence?
Example: "The ring-tailed lemur is one of the most recognizable primates in the world." In Greek, "lemur" is λεμούριος.