Punjab in Greek
Punjab in Greek is Παντζάμπ — Punjab means a region of South Asia split between India and Pakistan, known for its fertile farmland and five major rivers.
Punjab in Greek
Παντζάμπ
Pronounced: Padzab
A geographical region of South Asia, divided (by the Radcliffe Line) between India and Pakistan. Pakistani Punjab includes the (West) Punjab Province and parts of the Islamabad Capital Territory; Indian Punjab includes (East) Punjab State and some other territories.
What does "Punjab" mean?
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name A region of South Asia split between India and Pakistan, known for its fertile farmland and five major rivers.
"Punjab is often called the breadbasket of both India and Pakistan."
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Punjab in a sentence
- Punjab is often called the breadbasket of both India and Pakistan.
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What is "Punjab" in Greek?
"Punjab" in Greek is Παντζάμπ. Punjab means: A region of South Asia split between India and Pakistan, known for its fertile farmland and five major rivers.
How do you pronounce Παντζάμπ?
"Punjab" in Greek is Παντζάμπ, pronounced "Padzab".
How do you use "Punjab" in a sentence?
Example: "Punjab is often called the breadbasket of both India and Pakistan." In Greek, "Punjab" is Παντζάμπ.
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