ray in Greek
ray in Greek is σαλάχι, μουδιάστρα, νάρκη — ray means a narrow beam of light or other radiation.
ray in Greek
What does "ray" mean?
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noun A narrow beam of light or other radiation.
"A single ray of sunlight broke through the clouds."
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noun A line extending endlessly in one direction from a fixed point (in geometry).
"The diagram showed a ray starting at point A."
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noun A flat-bodied fish related to sharks, with wide wing-like fins and a whip-like tail.
"A ray glided silently along the ocean floor."
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verb To spread outward from a central point, like light.
"Cracks rayed out from the point of impact on the windshield."
ray in a sentence
- A single ray of sunlight broke through the clouds.
- The diagram showed a ray starting at point A.
- A ray glided silently along the ocean floor.
- Cracks rayed out from the point of impact on the windshield.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "ray" in Greek?
"ray" in Greek is σαλάχι, μουδιάστρα, νάρκη. ray means: A narrow beam of light or other radiation.
How do you pronounce σαλάχι?
"ray" in Greek is σαλάχι, pronounced "salachi".
How do you use "ray" in a sentence?
Example: "A single ray of sunlight broke through the clouds." In Greek, "ray" is σαλάχι, μουδιάστρα, νάρκη.
Are there other ways to say "ray" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 5 translations listed for "ray": σαλάχι, μουδιάστρα, νάρκη, ακτίνα, ημιευθεία.