Swede in Greek
Swede in Greek is Σουηδός, Σουηδή, Σουηδέζα — Swede means a large, round root vegetable with yellowish flesh, related to the turnip.
Swede in Greek
Σουηδός
Pronounced: Souidos
A person from Sweden or of Swedish descent.
Σουηδή
Pronounced: Souidi
A person from Sweden or of Swedish descent.
Σουηδέζα
Pronounced: Souideza
A person from Sweden or of Swedish descent.
Σουηδέζος
Pronounced: Souidezos
A person from Sweden or of Swedish descent.
What does "Swede" mean?
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noun A large, round root vegetable with yellowish flesh, related to the turnip.
"She mashed swede with butter as a side dish."
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Swede in a sentence
- She mashed swede with butter as a side dish.
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What is "Swede" in Greek?
"Swede" in Greek is Σουηδός, Σουηδή, Σουηδέζα. Swede means: A large, round root vegetable with yellowish flesh, related to the turnip.
How do you pronounce Σουηδός?
"Swede" in Greek is Σουηδός, pronounced "Souidos".
How do you use "Swede" in a sentence?
Example: "She mashed swede with butter as a side dish." In Greek, "Swede" is Σουηδός, Σουηδή, Σουηδέζα.
Are there other ways to say "Swede" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 4 translations listed for "Swede": Σουηδός, Σουηδή, Σουηδέζα, Σουηδέζος.
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