Pinocchio in Greek
Pinocchio in Greek is Πινόκιο — Pinocchio means a person who lies frequently, referencing the storybook character whose nose grew when he lied.
Pinocchio in Greek
Πινόκιο
Pronounced: Pinokio
The fictional boy made from wood whose nose gets longer with each lie he tells, protagonist of the story The Adventures of Pinocchio (1881–1883) by Carlo Collodi.
What does "Pinocchio" mean?
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noun A person who lies frequently, referencing the storybook character whose nose grew when he lied.
"His growing excuses made him sound like a real Pinocchio."
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Pinocchio in a sentence
- His growing excuses made him sound like a real Pinocchio.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Pinocchio" in Greek?
"Pinocchio" in Greek is Πινόκιο. Pinocchio means: A person who lies frequently, referencing the storybook character whose nose grew when he lied.
How do you pronounce Πινόκιο?
"Pinocchio" in Greek is Πινόκιο, pronounced "Pinokio".
How do you use "Pinocchio" in a sentence?
Example: "His growing excuses made him sound like a real Pinocchio." In Greek, "Pinocchio" is Πινόκιο.
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