Polynesian in Greek
Polynesian in Greek is πολυνησιακός, Πολυνήσια, Πολυνήσιος — Polynesian means relating to Polynesia, the islands of the central and south Pacific such as Hawaii, Samoa, and Tahiti.
Polynesian in Greek
πολυνησιακός
Pronounced: polynisiakos
Of, from, or pertaining to Polynesia.
Πολυνήσια
Pronounced: Polynisia
A person from Polynesia.
Πολυνήσιος
Pronounced: Polynisios
A person from Polynesia.
πολυνησιακά
Pronounced: polynisiaka
A language group spoken by these people.
What does "Polynesian" mean?
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adj Relating to Polynesia, the islands of the central and south Pacific such as Hawaii, Samoa, and Tahiti.
"Polynesian navigators crossed vast stretches of open ocean using the stars."
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noun A person from Polynesia, or the family of languages spoken across the region.
"Many Polynesian languages share common roots and vocabulary."
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Polynesian in a sentence
- Polynesian navigators crossed vast stretches of open ocean using the stars.
- Many Polynesian languages share common roots and vocabulary.
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What is "Polynesian" in Greek?
"Polynesian" in Greek is πολυνησιακός, Πολυνήσια, Πολυνήσιος. Polynesian means: Relating to Polynesia, the islands of the central and south Pacific such as Hawaii, Samoa, and Tahiti.
How do you pronounce πολυνησιακός?
"Polynesian" in Greek is πολυνησιακός, pronounced "polynisiakos".
How do you use "Polynesian" in a sentence?
Example: "Polynesian navigators crossed vast stretches of open ocean using the stars." In Greek, "Polynesian" is πολυνησιακός, Πολυνήσια, Πολυνήσιος.
Are there other ways to say "Polynesian" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 4 translations listed for "Polynesian": πολυνησιακός, Πολυνήσια, Πολυνήσιος, πολυνησιακά.
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