stallion in Greek
stallion in Greek is επιβήτορας — stallion means an adult male horse, especially one kept uncastrated for breeding.
stallion in Greek
επιβήτορας
Pronounced: epivitoras
What does "stallion" mean?
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noun An adult male horse, especially one kept uncastrated for breeding.
"The farm bred its prize stallion with several mares this season."
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noun Informal: a man seen as very virile or sexually confident.
"He strutted into the party like he thought he was some kind of stallion."
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stallion in a sentence
- The farm bred its prize stallion with several mares this season.
- He strutted into the party like he thought he was some kind of stallion.
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What is "stallion" in Greek?
"stallion" in Greek is επιβήτορας. stallion means: An adult male horse, especially one kept uncastrated for breeding.
How do you pronounce επιβήτορας?
"stallion" in Greek is επιβήτορας, pronounced "epivitoras".
How do you use "stallion" in a sentence?
Example: "The farm bred its prize stallion with several mares this season." In Greek, "stallion" is επιβήτορας.
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