statuette in Greek
statuette in Greek is αγαλματίδιο — statuette means a small statue, often made of bronze, marble, or a similar material.
statuette in Greek
αγαλματίδιο
Pronounced: agalmatidio
A small statue, usually a figure much less than life size, especially when of marble or bronze, or of plaster or clay as a preparation for the marble or bronze, as distinguished from a figure in terra cotta etc.
What does "statuette" mean?
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noun A small statue, often made of bronze, marble, or a similar material.
"She won a small gold statuette as a trophy for the award."
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- She won a small gold statuette as a trophy for the award.
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What is "statuette" in Greek?
"statuette" in Greek is αγαλματίδιο. statuette means: A small statue, often made of bronze, marble, or a similar material.
How do you pronounce αγαλματίδιο?
"statuette" in Greek is αγαλματίδιο, pronounced "agalmatidio".
How do you use "statuette" in a sentence?
Example: "She won a small gold statuette as a trophy for the award." In Greek, "statuette" is αγαλματίδιο.
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