plumage in Greek
plumage in Greek is φτέρωμα — plumage means all of the feathers covering a bird's body.
plumage in Greek
φτέρωμα
Pronounced: fteroma
(ornithology, collective noun) Layer or collection of feathers covering a bird’s body; feathers used ornamentally; feathering.
What does "plumage" mean?
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noun All of the feathers covering a bird's body.
"Somewhat like a heron she was, but stouter, and shorter of leg, and her beak shorter and thicker than the heron’s; and so long and delicate was her pale gray plumage that hard it was to say whether it were hair or feathers."
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plumage in a sentence
- Somewhat like a heron she was, but stouter, and shorter of leg, and her beak shorter and thicker than the heron’s; and so long and delicate was her pale gray plumage that hard it was to say whether it were hair or feathers.
- The peacock's plumage shimmered in the sunlight.
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What is "plumage" in Greek?
"plumage" in Greek is φτέρωμα. plumage means: All of the feathers covering a bird's body.
How do you pronounce φτέρωμα?
"plumage" in Greek is φτέρωμα, pronounced "fteroma".
How do you use "plumage" in a sentence?
Example: "The peacock's plumage shimmered in the sunlight." In Greek, "plumage" is φτέρωμα.
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