pathfinder in Greek
pathfinder in Greek is ιχνηλάτης — pathfinder means someone who opens up a new route through territory that no one has explored before.
pathfinder in Greek
ιχνηλάτης
Pronounced: ichnilatis
One who discovers a way or path; one who explores untraversed regions.
What does "pathfinder" mean?
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noun Someone who opens up a new route through territory that no one has explored before.
"Sorry and frightened, this man was their pathfinder across fields."
- noun Someone who does something before anyone else and so leads the way for others.
- noun Another word for the honey guide.
- noun Short for pathfinder prospectus.
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pathfinder in a sentence
- Sorry and frightened, this man was their pathfinder across fields.
- The cow is the true pathfinder and pathmaker.
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What is "pathfinder" in Greek?
"pathfinder" in Greek is ιχνηλάτης. pathfinder means: Someone who opens up a new route through territory that no one has explored before.
How do you pronounce ιχνηλάτης?
"pathfinder" in Greek is ιχνηλάτης, pronounced "ichnilatis".
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