paw in Greek
paw in Greek is πόδι — paw means the foot of a clawed animal such as a dog or cat.
paw in Greek
πόδι
Pronounced: podi
The soft foot of a mammal or other animal, generally a quadruped, that has claws or nails; comparable to a human hand or foot.
What does "paw" mean?
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noun The foot of a clawed animal such as a dog or cat.
"The kitten licked its tiny paw and then rubbed its face."
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verb For an animal to touch, scrape, or dig at something with a paw.
"The dog pawed at the sandy ground, trying to dig a hole."
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verb (informal) To touch someone clumsily or unwantedly, especially in a sexual way.
"She pulled away, annoyed at being pawed at on the dance floor."
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paw in a sentence
- The kitten licked its tiny paw and then rubbed its face.
- My dog hurt his paw on a sharp stone during our walk.
- The dog pawed at the sandy ground, trying to dig a hole.
- Our cat paws the water bowl whenever she wants a fresh drink.
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What is "paw" in Greek?
"paw" in Greek is πόδι. paw means: The foot of a clawed animal such as a dog or cat.
How do you pronounce πόδι?
"paw" in Greek is πόδι, pronounced "podi".
How do you use "paw" in a sentence?
Example: "The kitten licked its tiny paw and then rubbed its face." In Greek, "paw" is πόδι.
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