oakwood in Greek
oakwood in Greek is δρυμός — oakwood means a wood or forest made up mainly of oak trees.
oakwood in Greek
δρυμός
Pronounced: drymos
(countable) A wood populated with oak trees.
What does "oakwood" mean?
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noun A wood or forest made up mainly of oak trees.
"They pitched their tent at the edge of the oakwood."
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noun Timber cut from oak trees.
"The table was built from solid oakwood."
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oakwood in a sentence
- They pitched their tent at the edge of the oakwood.
- The table was built from solid oakwood.
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What is "oakwood" in Greek?
"oakwood" in Greek is δρυμός. oakwood means: A wood or forest made up mainly of oak trees.
How do you pronounce δρυμός?
"oakwood" in Greek is δρυμός, pronounced "drymos".
How do you use "oakwood" in a sentence?
Example: "They pitched their tent at the edge of the oakwood." In Greek, "oakwood" is δρυμός.
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