longship in Greek
longship in Greek is ντράκαρ — longship means a long, narrow warship built and sailed by the Vikings.
longship in Greek
ντράκαρ
Pronounced: drakar
A type of naval vessel made by the Vikings.
What does "longship" mean?
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noun A long, narrow warship built and sailed by the Vikings.
"The museum's main hall holds a restored Viking longship."
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longship in a sentence
- The museum's main hall holds a restored Viking longship.
- Archaeologists found the remains of a longship buried beneath the dune.
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What is "longship" in Greek?
"longship" in Greek is ντράκαρ. longship means: A long, narrow warship built and sailed by the Vikings.
How do you pronounce ντράκαρ?
"longship" in Greek is ντράκαρ, pronounced "drakar".
How do you use "longship" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum's main hall holds a restored Viking longship." In Greek, "longship" is ντράκαρ.
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