sheepish in Greek
sheepish in Greek is ντροπαλός — sheepish means behaving in a mild, timid way, similar to a sheep.
sheepish in Greek
ντροπαλός
Pronounced: dropalos
Shy, meek, ashamed or embarrassed.
What does "sheepish" mean?
- adj Behaving in a mild, timid way, similar to a sheep.
- adj Timid, submissive, guilty-looking or self-conscious.
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What is "sheepish" in Greek?
"sheepish" in Greek is ντροπαλός. sheepish means: Behaving in a mild, timid way, similar to a sheep.
How do you pronounce ντροπαλός?
"sheepish" in Greek is ντροπαλός, pronounced "dropalos".
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