salamander in Greek
salamander in Greek is σαλαμάνδρα — salamander means a slender, moist-skinned amphibian that looks a bit like a lizard, typically living in damp or wet habitats.
salamander in Greek
σαλαμάνδρα
Pronounced: salamandra
What does "salamander" mean?
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noun A slender, moist-skinned amphibian that looks a bit like a lizard, typically living in damp or wet habitats.
"They found a spotted salamander hiding under a log."
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noun A small grill or broiler that browns food from above, used in professional kitchens.
"The chef finished the crème brûlée under the salamander."
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noun A mythical lizard-like creature said to live in and be immune to fire.
"Medieval bestiaries described the salamander as a fire spirit."
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salamander in a sentence
- They found a spotted salamander hiding under a log.
- Salamanders breathe partly through their skin, so they need to stay damp.
- The chef finished the crème brûlée under the salamander.
- Medieval bestiaries described the salamander as a fire spirit.
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What is "salamander" in Greek?
"salamander" in Greek is σαλαμάνδρα. salamander means: A slender, moist-skinned amphibian that looks a bit like a lizard, typically living in damp or wet habitats.
How do you pronounce σαλαμάνδρα?
"salamander" in Greek is σαλαμάνδρα, pronounced "salamandra".
How do you use "salamander" in a sentence?
Example: "They found a spotted salamander hiding under a log." In Greek, "salamander" is σαλαμάνδρα.
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