mosquito in Greek
mosquito in Greek is κουνούπι — mosquito means a small biting insect whose females feed on blood and can spread diseases such as malaria.
mosquito in Greek
κουνούπι
Pronounced: kounoupi
A small flying insect of the family Culicidae, the females of which bite humans and animals and suck blood, leaving an itching bump on the skin, and sometimes carrying diseases like malaria, dengue and yellow fever.
What does "mosquito" mean?
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noun A small biting insect whose females feed on blood and can spread diseases such as malaria.
"A cloud of mosquitoes descended on the campsite at dusk."
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mosquito in a sentence
- A cloud of mosquitoes descended on the campsite at dusk.
- Sleeping under a net kept the mosquitoes away.
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What is "mosquito" in Greek?
"mosquito" in Greek is κουνούπι. mosquito means: A small biting insect whose females feed on blood and can spread diseases such as malaria.
How do you pronounce κουνούπι?
"mosquito" in Greek is κουνούπι, pronounced "kounoupi".
How do you use "mosquito" in a sentence?
Example: "A cloud of mosquitoes descended on the campsite at dusk." In Greek, "mosquito" is κουνούπι.
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