Newfoundland in Greek
Newfoundland in Greek is Νέα Γη — Newfoundland means a giant working dog breed with a thick, usually black coat, prized for its strength, calm temperament, and natural swimming ability.
Newfoundland in Greek
Νέα Γη
Pronounced: Nea Gi
A large island off the coast of eastern Canada, which, along with Labrador, has composed the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador since 1949, and the Dominion of Newfoundland, before it.
What does "Newfoundland" mean?
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noun A giant working dog breed with a thick, usually black coat, prized for its strength, calm temperament, and natural swimming ability.
"The Newfoundland waded straight into the lake to pull the drowning swimmer to shore."
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Newfoundland in a sentence
- The Newfoundland waded straight into the lake to pull the drowning swimmer to shore.
- Newfoundlands are famously gentle with children despite their huge size.
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What is "Newfoundland" in Greek?
"Newfoundland" in Greek is Νέα Γη. Newfoundland means: A giant working dog breed with a thick, usually black coat, prized for its strength, calm temperament, and natural swimming ability.
How do you pronounce Νέα Γη?
"Newfoundland" in Greek is Νέα Γη, pronounced "Nea Gi".
How do you use "Newfoundland" in a sentence?
Example: "The Newfoundland waded straight into the lake to pull the drowning swimmer to shore." In Greek, "Newfoundland" is Νέα Γη.
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