seafood in Greek
seafood in Greek is θαλασσινά — seafood means edible fish and shellfish taken from the sea (or, loosely, from any body of water).
seafood in Greek
θαλασσινά
Pronounced: thalassina
Fish, shellfish, seaweed, and other edible aquatic life.
What does "seafood" mean?
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noun Edible fish and shellfish taken from the sea (or, loosely, from any body of water).
"The coastal restaurant is famous for its fresh seafood."
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seafood in a sentence
- The coastal restaurant is famous for its fresh seafood.
- She's allergic to seafood, especially shellfish.
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What is "seafood" in Greek?
"seafood" in Greek is θαλασσινά. seafood means: Edible fish and shellfish taken from the sea (or, loosely, from any body of water).
How do you pronounce θαλασσινά?
"seafood" in Greek is θαλασσινά, pronounced "thalassina".
How do you use "seafood" in a sentence?
Example: "The coastal restaurant is famous for its fresh seafood." In Greek, "seafood" is θαλασσινά.
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