sirocco in Greek
sirocco in Greek is σιρόκος — sirocco means a hot, strong wind that blows across the Mediterranean from the deserts of North Africa.
sirocco in Greek
σιρόκος
Pronounced: sirokos
A hot and often strong southerly to southeasterly wind on the Mediterranean that originates in the Sahara and adjacent North African regions.
What does "sirocco" mean?
- noun A hot, strong wind that blows across the Mediterranean from the deserts of North Africa.
- noun A current of hot air coming from a man-made source of heat.
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What is "sirocco" in Greek?
"sirocco" in Greek is σιρόκος. sirocco means: A hot, strong wind that blows across the Mediterranean from the deserts of North Africa.
How do you pronounce σιρόκος?
"sirocco" in Greek is σιρόκος, pronounced "sirokos".
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