mortar in Greek
mortar in Greek is κονίαμα, γουδί, όλμος — mortar means a paste of sand, water and cement or lime used to bond bricks or stones together.
mortar in Greek
κονίαμα
Pronounced: koniama
(uncountable) A mixture of lime or cement, sand and water used for bonding building blocks.
γουδί
Pronounced: goudi
όλμος
Pronounced: olmos
What does "mortar" mean?
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noun A paste of sand, water and cement or lime used to bond bricks or stones together.
"The bricklayer spread a thin layer of mortar before setting each brick."
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noun A small bowl used with a pestle to crush or grind ingredients.
"She ground the peppercorns in a stone mortar."
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noun A short-barreled weapon that fires shells high into the air to hit targets at a steep angle.
"The camp came under mortar fire just before dawn."
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verb To attack a target by firing mortar shells at it.
"Enemy positions were mortared throughout the night."
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mortar in a sentence
- The bricklayer spread a thin layer of mortar before setting each brick.
- Years of rain had eaten away at the mortar between the stones.
- She ground the peppercorns in a stone mortar.
- The pharmacist mixed the powder using a mortar and pestle.
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What is "mortar" in Greek?
"mortar" in Greek is κονίαμα, γουδί, όλμος. mortar means: A paste of sand, water and cement or lime used to bond bricks or stones together.
How do you pronounce κονίαμα?
"mortar" in Greek is κονίαμα, pronounced "koniama".
How do you use "mortar" in a sentence?
Example: "The bricklayer spread a thin layer of mortar before setting each brick." In Greek, "mortar" is κονίαμα, γουδί, όλμος.
Are there other ways to say "mortar" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "mortar": κονίαμα, γουδί, όλμος.
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