pachyderm in Greek
pachyderm in Greek is παχύδερμο — pachyderm means a large, thick-skinned animal such as an elephant, rhinoceros or hippopotamus, once grouped together in one scientific order.
pachyderm in Greek
παχύδερμο
Pronounced: pachydermo
What does "pachyderm" mean?
- noun A large, thick-skinned animal such as an elephant, rhinoceros or hippopotamus, once grouped together in one scientific order.
- noun An elephant.
- noun Someone who does not let criticism or insults bother them.
- noun A person who lacks sensitivity towards others.
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What is "pachyderm" in Greek?
"pachyderm" in Greek is παχύδερμο. pachyderm means: A large, thick-skinned animal such as an elephant, rhinoceros or hippopotamus, once grouped together in one scientific order.
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"pachyderm" in Greek is παχύδερμο, pronounced "pachydermo".
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