mantle in Greek
mantle in Greek is μανδύας — mantle means to cover, cloak, or conceal something.
mantle in Greek
μανδύας
Pronounced: mandyas
(geology) The layer between Earth's core and crust. [from 20th c.]
What does "mantle" mean?
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verb To cover, cloak, or conceal something.
"Fog mantled the valley by early morning."
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noun The layer of the Earth between the crust and the core.
"Molten rock rises from the mantle to form volcanoes."
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noun A position or responsibility passed on to someone, or a loose cloak.
"She took up the mantle of leadership after her father retired."
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mantle in a sentence
- Fog mantled the valley by early morning.
- Molten rock rises from the mantle to form volcanoes.
- She took up the mantle of leadership after her father retired.
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What is "mantle" in Greek?
"mantle" in Greek is μανδύας. mantle means: To cover, cloak, or conceal something.
How do you pronounce μανδύας?
"mantle" in Greek is μανδύας, pronounced "mandyas".
How do you use "mantle" in a sentence?
Example: "Fog mantled the valley by early morning." In Greek, "mantle" is μανδύας.
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