Rouen in Greek
Rouen in Greek is Ρουέν — Rouen means a large, heavyset breed of domestic duck, originally bred in France, prized for its meat and colouring rather than egg-laying.
Rouen in Greek
Ρουέν
Pronounced: Rouen
The prefecture of the department of Seine-Maritime, and the capital of the region of Normandy, France, on the Seine River.
What does "Rouen" mean?
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noun A large, heavyset breed of domestic duck, originally bred in France, prized for its meat and colouring rather than egg-laying.
"The farm kept a pair of Rouen ducks alongside its laying hens."
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- The farm kept a pair of Rouen ducks alongside its laying hens.
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What is "Rouen" in Greek?
"Rouen" in Greek is Ρουέν. Rouen means: A large, heavyset breed of domestic duck, originally bred in France, prized for its meat and colouring rather than egg-laying.
How do you pronounce Ρουέν?
"Rouen" in Greek is Ρουέν, pronounced "Rouen".
How do you use "Rouen" in a sentence?
Example: "The farm kept a pair of Rouen ducks alongside its laying hens." In Greek, "Rouen" is Ρουέν.
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