marmot in Greek
marmot in Greek is μαρμότα — marmot means a large rodent of the squirrel family that lives on the ground, of which there are several kinds.
marmot in Greek
μαρμότα
Pronounced: marmota
Any of several large ground-dwelling rodents of the genera Marmota and Cynomys in the squirrel family.
What does "marmot" mean?
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noun A large rodent of the squirrel family that lives on the ground, of which there are several kinds.
"A marmot whistled from a rock as we walked across the hillside."
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marmot in a sentence
- A marmot whistled from a rock as we walked across the hillside.
- The marmots stood watching us from beside their burrows.
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What is "marmot" in Greek?
"marmot" in Greek is μαρμότα. marmot means: A large rodent of the squirrel family that lives on the ground, of which there are several kinds.
How do you pronounce μαρμότα?
"marmot" in Greek is μαρμότα, pronounced "marmota".
How do you use "marmot" in a sentence?
Example: "A marmot whistled from a rock as we walked across the hillside." In Greek, "marmot" is μαρμότα.
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