squab in Greek
squab in Greek is νεογνό τρυπανοκόρακα, νεοσσός τρυπανοκόρακα, πιτσούνι — squab means a young, unfledged pigeon or dove, especially one raised for food.
squab in Greek
νεογνό τρυπανοκόρακα
Pronounced: neogno trypanokoraka
A young rook.
νεοσσός τρυπανοκόρακα
Pronounced: neossos trypanokoraka
A young rook.
πιτσούνι
Pronounced: pitsouni
A young dove or pigeon.
μαξιλάρα
Pronounced: maxilara
(countable) A thick cushion, especially a flat one covering the seat of a chair or sofa.
πιτσούνι
Pronounced: pitsouni
(countable) A thick cushion, especially a flat one covering the seat of a chair or sofa.
What does "squab" mean?
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noun A young, unfledged pigeon or dove, especially one raised for food.
"The restaurant menu featured roasted squab as a specialty dish."
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noun A thick cushion, especially one covering a seat.
"The old sofa's squab had gone flat over the years."
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squab in a sentence
- The restaurant menu featured roasted squab as a specialty dish.
- The old sofa's squab had gone flat over the years.
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What is "squab" in Greek?
"squab" in Greek is νεογνό τρυπανοκόρακα, νεοσσός τρυπανοκόρακα, πιτσούνι. squab means: A young, unfledged pigeon or dove, especially one raised for food.
How do you pronounce νεογνό τρυπανοκόρακα?
"squab" in Greek is νεογνό τρυπανοκόρακα, pronounced "neogno trypanokoraka".
How do you use "squab" in a sentence?
Example: "The restaurant menu featured roasted squab as a specialty dish." In Greek, "squab" is νεογνό τρυπανοκόρακα, νεοσσός τρυπανοκόρακα, πιτσούνι.
Are there other ways to say "squab" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 4 translations listed for "squab": νεογνό τρυπανοκόρακα, νεοσσός τρυπανοκόρακα, πιτσούνι, μαξιλάρα.
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