Ralph in Greek
Ralph in Greek is Ραλφ — Ralph means slang for to vomit.
Ralph in Greek
Ραλφ
Pronounced: Ralf
A en given name.
What does "Ralph" mean?
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verb Slang for to vomit.
"The little boy felt ill on the boat and ralphed over the side."
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name A male given name of Germanic origin.
"Ralph moved to the city after finishing university."
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Ralph in a sentence
- The little boy felt ill on the boat and ralphed over the side.
- If you eat that much cake, you'll probably ralph later.
- Ralph moved to the city after finishing university.
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What is "Ralph" in Greek?
"Ralph" in Greek is Ραλφ. Ralph means: Slang for to vomit.
How do you pronounce Ραλφ?
"Ralph" in Greek is Ραλφ, pronounced "Ralf".
How do you use "Ralph" in a sentence?
Example: "The little boy felt ill on the boat and ralphed over the side." In Greek, "Ralph" is Ραλφ.
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