magma in Greek
magma in Greek is μάγμα — magma means molten rock beneath the Earth's surface, which becomes lava when it erupts.
magma in Greek
μάγμα
Pronounced: magma
What does "magma" mean?
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noun Molten rock beneath the Earth's surface, which becomes lava when it erupts.
"Scientists monitor the volcano for signs of rising magma."
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magma in a sentence
- Scientists monitor the volcano for signs of rising magma.
- The chamber of magma had been building pressure for decades.
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What is "magma" in Greek?
"magma" in Greek is μάγμα. magma means: Molten rock beneath the Earth's surface, which becomes lava when it erupts.
How do you pronounce μάγμα?
"magma" in Greek is μάγμα, pronounced "magma".
How do you use "magma" in a sentence?
Example: "Scientists monitor the volcano for signs of rising magma." In Greek, "magma" is μάγμα.
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