Spencer in Greek
Spencer in Greek is Οικονόμος — Spencer means a short, close-fitting jacket, historically worn by men in the 18th century and later by women and children in the early 19th century.
Spencer in Greek
Οικονόμος
Pronounced: Oikonomos
What does "Spencer" mean?
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noun A short, close-fitting jacket, historically worn by men in the 18th century and later by women and children in the early 19th century.
"The portrait showed her in a cream spencer over a high-waisted gown."
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noun A small fore-and-aft sail set on a mast of a square-rigged ship.
"The crew raised the spencer to help steady the ship in the crosswind."
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Spencer in a sentence
- The portrait showed her in a cream spencer over a high-waisted gown.
- The crew raised the spencer to help steady the ship in the crosswind.
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What is "Spencer" in Greek?
"Spencer" in Greek is Οικονόμος. Spencer means: A short, close-fitting jacket, historically worn by men in the 18th century and later by women and children in the early 19th century.
How do you pronounce Οικονόμος?
"Spencer" in Greek is Οικονόμος, pronounced "Oikonomos".
How do you use "Spencer" in a sentence?
Example: "The portrait showed her in a cream spencer over a high-waisted gown." In Greek, "Spencer" is Οικονόμος.
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