pumpkin in Greek
pumpkin in Greek is κολοκύθα, κολοκυθιά — pumpkin means a large round orange fruit that grows on a vine, often used for cooking or carved for Halloween.
pumpkin in Greek
κολοκύθα
Pronounced: kolokytha
The round yellow or orange fruit of this plant.
κολοκυθιά
Pronounced: kolokythia
The round yellow or orange fruit of this plant.
What does "pumpkin" mean?
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noun A large round orange fruit that grows on a vine, often used for cooking or carved for Halloween.
"They carved a scary face into the pumpkin."
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pumpkin in a sentence
- They carved a scary face into the pumpkin.
- We made soup from the leftover pumpkin.
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What is "pumpkin" in Greek?
"pumpkin" in Greek is κολοκύθα, κολοκυθιά. pumpkin means: A large round orange fruit that grows on a vine, often used for cooking or carved for Halloween.
How do you pronounce κολοκύθα?
"pumpkin" in Greek is κολοκύθα, pronounced "kolokytha".
How do you use "pumpkin" in a sentence?
Example: "They carved a scary face into the pumpkin." In Greek, "pumpkin" is κολοκύθα, κολοκυθιά.
Are there other ways to say "pumpkin" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "pumpkin": κολοκύθα, κολοκυθιά.
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