sleuth in Greek
sleuth in Greek is λαγωνικό — sleuth means a detective, especially a skilled one who investigates crimes or mysteries.
sleuth in Greek
λαγωνικό
Pronounced: lagoniko
What does "sleuth" mean?
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noun A detective, especially a skilled one who investigates crimes or mysteries.
"The amateur sleuth pieced together clues the police had missed."
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verb To investigate or try to solve a mystery.
"She spent the weekend sleuthing around the old house for clues about its history."
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sleuth in a sentence
- The amateur sleuth pieced together clues the police had missed.
- She spent the weekend sleuthing around the old house for clues about its history.
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What is "sleuth" in Greek?
"sleuth" in Greek is λαγωνικό. sleuth means: A detective, especially a skilled one who investigates crimes or mysteries.
How do you pronounce λαγωνικό?
"sleuth" in Greek is λαγωνικό, pronounced "lagoniko".
How do you use "sleuth" in a sentence?
Example: "The amateur sleuth pieced together clues the police had missed." In Greek, "sleuth" is λαγωνικό.
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