salmon in Greek
salmon in Greek is σολομός — salmon means a large fish with silvery sides and pink flesh that swims from the sea into rivers to spawn.
salmon in Greek
σολομός
Pronounced: solomos
A meal or dish made from this fish.
What does "salmon" mean?
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noun A large fish with silvery sides and pink flesh that swims from the sea into rivers to spawn.
"Anglers wait by the weir each autumn hoping to hook a salmon."
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adj A pale pinkish-orange colour, like cooked salmon flesh.
"The bride carried flowers in a delicate salmon shade."
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salmon in a sentence
- Anglers wait by the weir each autumn hoping to hook a salmon.
- The bears gathered at the river to catch salmon as they swam upstream.
- The bride carried flowers in a delicate salmon shade.
- I bought a salmon scarf to brighten up my grey coat.
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What is "salmon" in Greek?
"salmon" in Greek is σολομός. salmon means: A large fish with silvery sides and pink flesh that swims from the sea into rivers to spawn.
How do you pronounce σολομός?
"salmon" in Greek is σολομός, pronounced "solomos".
How do you use "salmon" in a sentence?
Example: "Anglers wait by the weir each autumn hoping to hook a salmon." In Greek, "salmon" is σολομός.
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