mosaic in Greek
mosaic in Greek is ψηφιδωτό, μωσαϊκό — mosaic means a picture or pattern made by fitting together small pieces of colored tile, glass or stone.
mosaic in Greek
ψηφιδωτό
Pronounced: psifidoto
μωσαϊκό
Pronounced: mosaiko
What does "mosaic" mean?
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noun A picture or pattern made by fitting together small pieces of colored tile, glass or stone.
"The floor of the ancient villa was decorated with an intricate mosaic."
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noun A varied combination of different elements forming a whole.
"The city is a mosaic of cultures and languages."
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verb To decorate or arrange something in the style of a mosaic.
"They mosaicked the garden path with pieces of colored glass."
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mosaic in a sentence
- The floor of the ancient villa was decorated with an intricate mosaic.
- She spent the summer learning to make mosaics from broken pottery.
- The city is a mosaic of cultures and languages.
- They mosaicked the garden path with pieces of colored glass.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "mosaic" in Greek?
"mosaic" in Greek is ψηφιδωτό, μωσαϊκό. mosaic means: A picture or pattern made by fitting together small pieces of colored tile, glass or stone.
How do you pronounce ψηφιδωτό?
"mosaic" in Greek is ψηφιδωτό, pronounced "psifidoto".
How do you use "mosaic" in a sentence?
Example: "The floor of the ancient villa was decorated with an intricate mosaic." In Greek, "mosaic" is ψηφιδωτό, μωσαϊκό.
Are there other ways to say "mosaic" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "mosaic": ψηφιδωτό, μωσαϊκό.
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