remnant in Greek
remnant in Greek is ρετάλι — remnant means a small remaining piece or amount of something bigger that once existed.
remnant in Greek
ρετάλι
Pronounced: retali
The remaining fabric at the end of the bolt.
What does "remnant" mean?
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noun A small remaining piece or amount of something bigger that once existed.
"Only a remnant of the old city wall still stands."
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noun A leftover piece of fabric sold cheaply at the end of a roll.
"She bought a remnant of blue cotton to make cushion covers."
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remnant in a sentence
- Only a remnant of the old city wall still stands.
- She bought a remnant of blue cotton to make cushion covers.
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What is "remnant" in Greek?
"remnant" in Greek is ρετάλι. remnant means: A small remaining piece or amount of something bigger that once existed.
How do you pronounce ρετάλι?
"remnant" in Greek is ρετάλι, pronounced "retali".
How do you use "remnant" in a sentence?
Example: "Only a remnant of the old city wall still stands." In Greek, "remnant" is ρετάλι.
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