pelt in Greek
pelt in Greek is προβειά, τομάρι, δέρας — pelt means the skin of an animal, especially with the fur or hair still attached.
pelt in Greek
What does "pelt" mean?
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noun The skin of an animal, especially with the fur or hair still attached.
"The trapper stretched the fox pelt out to dry."
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verb To throw a series of things at someone or something, or (of rain) to fall heavily.
"The kids pelted each other with snowballs."
pelt in a sentence
- The trapper stretched the fox pelt out to dry.
- The kids pelted each other with snowballs.
- Rain pelted the windows all night long.
Common Greek translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "pelt" in Greek?
"pelt" in Greek is προβειά, τομάρι, δέρας. pelt means: The skin of an animal, especially with the fur or hair still attached.
How do you pronounce προβειά?
"pelt" in Greek is προβειά, pronounced "proveia".
How do you use "pelt" in a sentence?
Example: "The trapper stretched the fox pelt out to dry." In Greek, "pelt" is προβειά, τομάρι, δέρας.
Are there other ways to say "pelt" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 4 translations listed for "pelt": προβειά, τομάρι, δέρας, πετσί.