scarab in Greek
scarab in Greek is σκαραβαίος — scarab means a type of beetle sacred to the ancient Egyptians, or any beetle in that family.
scarab in Greek
σκαραβαίος
Pronounced: skaravaios
What does "scarab" mean?
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noun A type of beetle sacred to the ancient Egyptians, or any beetle in that family.
"The museum displayed a scarab amulet from a pharaoh's tomb."
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noun A carved gem or amulet shaped like this beetle.
"She wore a small scarab pendant around her neck."
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scarab in a sentence
- The museum displayed a scarab amulet from a pharaoh's tomb.
- She wore a small scarab pendant around her neck.
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What is "scarab" in Greek?
"scarab" in Greek is σκαραβαίος. scarab means: A type of beetle sacred to the ancient Egyptians, or any beetle in that family.
How do you pronounce σκαραβαίος?
"scarab" in Greek is σκαραβαίος, pronounced "skaravaios".
How do you use "scarab" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum displayed a scarab amulet from a pharaoh's tomb." In Greek, "scarab" is σκαραβαίος.
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