mural in Greek
mural in Greek is τοιχογραφία — mural means a large picture painted directly onto a wall or ceiling.
mural in Greek
τοιχογραφία
Pronounced: toichografia
A large painting, usually drawn on a wall.
What does "mural" mean?
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noun A large picture painted directly onto a wall or ceiling.
"The artist spent a month painting a mural on the side of the school."
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adj Relating to or resembling a wall.
"The cliff face rose in a sheer mural face above the valley."
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mural in a sentence
- The artist spent a month painting a mural on the side of the school.
- Tourists stop to photograph the colorful mural downtown.
- The cliff face rose in a sheer mural face above the valley.
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What is "mural" in Greek?
"mural" in Greek is τοιχογραφία. mural means: A large picture painted directly onto a wall or ceiling.
How do you pronounce τοιχογραφία?
"mural" in Greek is τοιχογραφία, pronounced "toichografia".
How do you use "mural" in a sentence?
Example: "The artist spent a month painting a mural on the side of the school." In Greek, "mural" is τοιχογραφία.
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