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oval in Greek

oval in Greek is ωοειδής, οβάλ, ωόδης — oval means a rounded, elongated shape like an egg or a flattened circle.

oval in Greek

ωοειδής
adj
Pronounced: ooeidis
Having the shape of an oval.
οβάλ
adj
Pronounced: oval
Having the shape of an oval.
ωόδης
noun
Pronounced: oodis
An elongated round shape resembling an egg or ellipse.
ωοειδές
noun
Pronounced: ooeides
An elongated round shape resembling an egg or ellipse.

What does "oval" mean?

  1. noun A rounded, elongated shape like an egg or a flattened circle.
    "Cut the dough into an oval about the length of your hand."
  2. noun A sports ground or arena built in this shape.
    "We watched the football on Saturday afternoon at the oval near the river."
  3. adj Shaped like an oval.
    "The oval window let soft light into the hallway."
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oval in a sentence

  • Cut the dough into an oval about the length of your hand.
  • She drew an oval and added two dots for eyes.
  • We watched the football on Saturday afternoon at the oval near the river.
  • Children trained on the oval every Thursday after school.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "oval" in Greek?
"oval" in Greek is ωοειδής, οβάλ, ωόδης. oval means: A rounded, elongated shape like an egg or a flattened circle.
How do you pronounce ωοειδής?
"oval" in Greek is ωοειδής, pronounced "ooeidis".
How do you use "oval" in a sentence?
Example: "Cut the dough into an oval about the length of your hand." In Greek, "oval" is ωοειδής, οβάλ, ωόδης.
Are there other ways to say "oval" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 4 translations listed for "oval": ωοειδής, οβάλ, ωόδης, ωοειδές.
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