Scot in Greek
Scot in Greek is Σκωτσέζος — Scot means a person from Scotland.
Scot in Greek
Σκωτσέζος
Pronounced: Skotsezos
A person born in or native to Scotland.
What does "Scot" mean?
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noun A person from Scotland.
"He's a proud Scot who never misses a rugby international."
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noun Historical: a local tax once paid to a lord or, later, a sheriff.
"Villagers were required to pay scot to the local lord."
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Scot in a sentence
- He's a proud Scot who never misses a rugby international.
- Villagers were required to pay scot to the local lord.
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What is "Scot" in Greek?
"Scot" in Greek is Σκωτσέζος. Scot means: A person from Scotland.
How do you pronounce Σκωτσέζος?
"Scot" in Greek is Σκωτσέζος, pronounced "Skotsezos".
How do you use "Scot" in a sentence?
Example: "He's a proud Scot who never misses a rugby international." In Greek, "Scot" is Σκωτσέζος.
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