strangler in Greek
strangler in Greek is πνίχτης, στραγγαλιστής — strangler means a person who kills by strangling.
strangler in Greek
πνίχτης
Pronounced: pnichtis
Someone who strangles, especially who murders by strangling.
στραγγαλιστής
Pronounced: strangalistis
Someone who strangles, especially who murders by strangling.
What does "strangler" mean?
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noun A person who kills by strangling.
"Police finally caught the strangler after a decade-long manhunt."
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noun A plant whose roots wrap around and eventually kill the tree it grows on.
"The strangler fig slowly engulfed its host tree."
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strangler in a sentence
- Police finally caught the strangler after a decade-long manhunt.
- The strangler fig slowly engulfed its host tree.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "strangler" in Greek?
"strangler" in Greek is πνίχτης, στραγγαλιστής. strangler means: A person who kills by strangling.
How do you pronounce πνίχτης?
"strangler" in Greek is πνίχτης, pronounced "pnichtis".
How do you use "strangler" in a sentence?
Example: "Police finally caught the strangler after a decade-long manhunt." In Greek, "strangler" is πνίχτης, στραγγαλιστής.
Are there other ways to say "strangler" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "strangler": πνίχτης, στραγγαλιστής.
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