mane in Greek
mane in Greek is χαίτη — mane means the long, thick hair growing along the neck of an animal such as a horse or lion.
mane in Greek
χαίτη
Pronounced: chaiti
Longer hair growth on back of neck of an animal, especially a horse or lion.
What does "mane" mean?
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noun The long, thick hair growing along the neck of an animal such as a horse or lion.
"The lion shook its mane as it roared."
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noun A person's long or thick head of hair, used informally.
"He tossed his shaggy mane out of his eyes."
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mane in a sentence
- The lion shook its mane as it roared.
- She braided the horse's mane before the show.
- He tossed his shaggy mane out of his eyes.
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What is "mane" in Greek?
"mane" in Greek is χαίτη. mane means: The long, thick hair growing along the neck of an animal such as a horse or lion.
How do you pronounce χαίτη?
"mane" in Greek is χαίτη, pronounced "chaiti".
How do you use "mane" in a sentence?
Example: "The lion shook its mane as it roared." In Greek, "mane" is χαίτη.
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