macaque in Greek
macaque in Greek is μακάκος — macaque means the general name for Old World monkeys placed together in the genus Macaca.
macaque in Greek
μακάκος
Pronounced: makakos
Any of a group of Old World monkeys of the genus Macaca.
What does "macaque" mean?
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noun The general name for Old World monkeys placed together in the genus Macaca.
"A troop of macaques foraged along the riverbank."
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macaque in a sentence
- A troop of macaques foraged along the riverbank.
- The macaque groomed a younger member of its troop.
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What is "macaque" in Greek?
"macaque" in Greek is μακάκος. macaque means: The general name for Old World monkeys placed together in the genus Macaca.
How do you pronounce μακάκος?
"macaque" in Greek is μακάκος, pronounced "makakos".
How do you use "macaque" in a sentence?
Example: "A troop of macaques foraged along the riverbank." In Greek, "macaque" is μακάκος.
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