skiff in Greek
skiff in Greek is ακάτιο, πριάρι — skiff means a small, light boat, usually for one or two people, rowed or sailed.
skiff in Greek
ακάτιο
Pronounced: akatio
Any of various types of boats small enough for sailing or rowing by one person.
πριάρι
Pronounced: priari
Any of various types of boats small enough for sailing or rowing by one person.
What does "skiff" mean?
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noun A small, light boat, usually for one or two people, rowed or sailed.
"He rowed out to the buoy in a small skiff."
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noun A light, brief dusting of snow, or a passing shower of rain.
"There was just a skiff of snow on the ground this morning."
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skiff in a sentence
- He rowed out to the buoy in a small skiff.
- There was just a skiff of snow on the ground this morning.
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What is "skiff" in Greek?
"skiff" in Greek is ακάτιο, πριάρι. skiff means: A small, light boat, usually for one or two people, rowed or sailed.
How do you pronounce ακάτιο?
"skiff" in Greek is ακάτιο, pronounced "akatio".
How do you use "skiff" in a sentence?
Example: "He rowed out to the buoy in a small skiff." In Greek, "skiff" is ακάτιο, πριάρι.
Are there other ways to say "skiff" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "skiff": ακάτιο, πριάρι.
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