paunch in Greek
paunch in Greek is κοιλιά, προκοίλι — paunch means a protruding belly, especially a large one on a man.
paunch in Greek
κοιλιά
Pronounced: koilia
The first compartment of the stomach of a ruminant, the rumen.
προκοίλι
Pronounced: prokoili
The belly of a human, especially a large, fat protruding one.
What does "paunch" mean?
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noun A protruding belly, especially a large one on a man.
"Years of beer and takeaways had left him with quite a paunch."
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noun The first stomach chamber of a cow or other cud-chewing animal (the rumen).
"The paunch breaks down tough plant fibre before the rest of digestion begins."
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paunch in a sentence
- Years of beer and takeaways had left him with quite a paunch.
- He patted his paunch and laughed about the extra Christmas dinner.
- The paunch breaks down tough plant fibre before the rest of digestion begins.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "paunch" in Greek?
"paunch" in Greek is κοιλιά, προκοίλι. paunch means: A protruding belly, especially a large one on a man.
How do you pronounce κοιλιά?
"paunch" in Greek is κοιλιά, pronounced "koilia".
How do you use "paunch" in a sentence?
Example: "Years of beer and takeaways had left him with quite a paunch." In Greek, "paunch" is κοιλιά, προκοίλι.
Are there other ways to say "paunch" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "paunch": κοιλιά, προκοίλι.
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