Sprite in Greek
Sprite in Greek is Σπραιτ, δαιμονικό, πνεύμα — Sprite means a small supernatural being, such as an elf or fairy, in folklore.
Sprite in Greek
Σπραιτ
Pronounced: Sprait
A colourless, caffeine-free, lemon and lime-flavoured soft drink.
δαιμονικό
Pronounced: daimoniko
A spirit; a soul; a shade.
πνεύμα
Pronounced: pnevma
A spirit; a soul; a shade.
What does "Sprite" mean?
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noun A small supernatural being, such as an elf or fairy, in folklore.
"The story described a mischievous sprite living in the forest."
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noun (computing) A small 2D image or animation used in video games and graphics.
"The programmer swapped in a new sprite for the character’s jump animation."
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Sprite in a sentence
- The story described a mischievous sprite living in the forest.
- The programmer swapped in a new sprite for the character’s jump animation.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Sprite" in Greek?
"Sprite" in Greek is Σπραιτ, δαιμονικό, πνεύμα. Sprite means: A small supernatural being, such as an elf or fairy, in folklore.
How do you pronounce Σπραιτ?
"Sprite" in Greek is Σπραιτ, pronounced "Sprait".
How do you use "Sprite" in a sentence?
Example: "The story described a mischievous sprite living in the forest." In Greek, "Sprite" is Σπραιτ, δαιμονικό, πνεύμα.
Are there other ways to say "Sprite" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "Sprite": Σπραιτ, δαιμονικό, πνεύμα.
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