mead in Greek
mead in Greek is υδρόμελι — mead means an alcoholic drink made by fermenting honey with water, sometimes flavored with fruit or spices.
mead in Greek
υδρόμελι
Pronounced: ydromeli
(alcohol) An alcoholic drink fermented from honey and water.
What does "mead" mean?
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noun An alcoholic drink made by fermenting honey with water, sometimes flavored with fruit or spices.
"At the medieval fair, we tasted a sweet mead that was made from local honey."
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noun A meadow (now a mostly literary or old-fashioned use).
"The shepherd led his flock across the dewy mead at dawn."
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mead in a sentence
- At the medieval fair, we tasted a sweet mead that was made from local honey.
- The wedding feast was toasted with tankards of homemade mead.
- The shepherd led his flock across the dewy mead at dawn.
- Wildflowers bloomed in the quiet mead beside the river, and the poet sat down to write.
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What is "mead" in Greek?
"mead" in Greek is υδρόμελι. mead means: An alcoholic drink made by fermenting honey with water, sometimes flavored with fruit or spices.
How do you pronounce υδρόμελι?
"mead" in Greek is υδρόμελι, pronounced "ydromeli".
How do you use "mead" in a sentence?
Example: "At the medieval fair, we tasted a sweet mead that was made from local honey." In Greek, "mead" is υδρόμελι.
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