raft in Greek
raft in Greek is σχεδία — raft means a flat floating platform, often made of logs or planks lashed together, used to carry people or cargo on water.
raft in Greek
σχεδία
Pronounced: schedia
A flat-bottomed craft able to float and drift on water, used for transport or as a waterborne platform.
What does "raft" mean?
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noun A flat floating platform, often made of logs or planks lashed together, used to carry people or cargo on water.
"They built a raft from driftwood to cross the river."
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noun A large, unspecified number or amount of something.
"The new law brought a raft of changes to how taxes are filed."
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verb To travel or carry something by raft.
"They rafted down the canyon over three days."
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raft in a sentence
- They built a raft from driftwood to cross the river.
- The survivors clung to a life raft until help arrived.
- The new law brought a raft of changes to how taxes are filed.
- They rafted down the canyon over three days.
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What is "raft" in Greek?
"raft" in Greek is σχεδία. raft means: A flat floating platform, often made of logs or planks lashed together, used to carry people or cargo on water.
How do you pronounce σχεδία?
"raft" in Greek is σχεδία, pronounced "schedia".
How do you use "raft" in a sentence?
Example: "They built a raft from driftwood to cross the river." In Greek, "raft" is σχεδία.
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