pollen in Greek
pollen in Greek is γύρη — pollen means the fine, powdery substance produced by flowers, containing the plant's male reproductive cells.
pollen in Greek
γύρη
Pronounced: gyri
A fine, granular substance produced in flowers.
What does "pollen" mean?
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noun The fine, powdery substance produced by flowers, containing the plant's male reproductive cells.
"Bees carry pollen from flower to flower as they feed."
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pollen in a sentence
- Bees carry pollen from flower to flower as they feed.
- Her eyes were streaming from all the pollen in the air.
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What is "pollen" in Greek?
"pollen" in Greek is γύρη. pollen means: The fine, powdery substance produced by flowers, containing the plant's male reproductive cells.
How do you pronounce γύρη?
"pollen" in Greek is γύρη, pronounced "gyri".
How do you use "pollen" in a sentence?
Example: "Bees carry pollen from flower to flower as they feed." In Greek, "pollen" is γύρη.
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