piranha in Greek
piranha in Greek is πιράνχας — piranha means a small South American freshwater fish known for its sharp teeth and reputation for ferocity, though most species mainly scavenge or eat plants.
piranha in Greek
πιράνχας
Pronounced: piranchas
(ichthyology) Any of certain freshwater fish of the subfamily Serrasalminae, native to South America; they are characterised by razor-sharp teeth and a reputation of being ferocious predators (despite most species being omnivorous).
What does "piranha" mean?
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noun A small South American freshwater fish known for its sharp teeth and reputation for ferocity, though most species mainly scavenge or eat plants.
"The documentary showed a school of piranhas stripping a carcass in minutes."
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- The documentary showed a school of piranhas stripping a carcass in minutes.
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What is "piranha" in Greek?
"piranha" in Greek is πιράνχας. piranha means: A small South American freshwater fish known for its sharp teeth and reputation for ferocity, though most species mainly scavenge or eat plants.
How do you pronounce πιράνχας?
"piranha" in Greek is πιράνχας, pronounced "piranchas".
How do you use "piranha" in a sentence?
Example: "The documentary showed a school of piranhas stripping a carcass in minutes." In Greek, "piranha" is πιράνχας.
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