stud in Greek
stud in Greek is επιβήτορας, καμάκι — stud means a male animal, especially a horse, kept specifically for breeding.
stud in Greek
επιβήτορας
Pronounced: epivitoras
καμάκι
Pronounced: kamaki
(colloquial) A sexually attractive, promiscuous male.
What does "stud" mean?
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noun A male animal, especially a horse, kept specifically for breeding.
"The farm keeps a champion stud for breeding thoroughbreds."
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noun A small decorative piece, such as an earring or a metal fastener, that sits flush against a surface.
"She wore small diamond studs to the interview."
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noun A vertical wooden or metal support post used in the framing of a wall.
"The electrician had to find a stud before drilling into the wall."
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stud in a sentence
- The farm keeps a champion stud for breeding thoroughbreds.
- The stallion was retired from racing and became a stud at a local farm.
- She wore small diamond studs to the interview.
- He lost one of his silver ear studs on the beach.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "stud" in Greek?
"stud" in Greek is επιβήτορας, καμάκι. stud means: A male animal, especially a horse, kept specifically for breeding.
How do you pronounce επιβήτορας?
"stud" in Greek is επιβήτορας, pronounced "epivitoras".
How do you use "stud" in a sentence?
Example: "The farm keeps a champion stud for breeding thoroughbreds." In Greek, "stud" is επιβήτορας, καμάκι.
Are there other ways to say "stud" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "stud": επιβήτορας, καμάκι.
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