marrow in Greek
marrow in Greek is μεδούλι, κολοκύθα — marrow means the soft, fatty tissue inside bones that produces blood cells.
marrow in Greek
μεδούλι
Pronounced: medouli
(uncountable) The substance inside bones which produces blood cells.
κολοκύθα
Pronounced: kolokytha
A kind of vegetable similar to a large courgette, zucchini or squash.
What does "marrow" mean?
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noun The soft, fatty tissue inside bones that produces blood cells.
"Doctors took a sample of bone marrow to check for the disease."
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noun A large, mild-flavoured vegetable related to squash and courgette.
"She stuffed the marrow with rice and herbs before baking it."
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noun The essential or most important part of something.
"His speech got right to the marrow of the argument."
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marrow in a sentence
- Doctors took a sample of bone marrow to check for the disease.
- She stuffed the marrow with rice and herbs before baking it.
- His speech got right to the marrow of the argument.
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What is "marrow" in Greek?
"marrow" in Greek is μεδούλι, κολοκύθα. marrow means: The soft, fatty tissue inside bones that produces blood cells.
How do you pronounce μεδούλι?
"marrow" in Greek is μεδούλι, pronounced "medouli".
How do you use "marrow" in a sentence?
Example: "Doctors took a sample of bone marrow to check for the disease." In Greek, "marrow" is μεδούλι, κολοκύθα.
Are there other ways to say "marrow" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "marrow": μεδούλι, κολοκύθα.
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