talisman in Greek
talisman in Greek is φυλαχτό — talisman means an object believed to bring good luck or protection to whoever carries or wears it.
talisman in Greek
φυλαχτό
Pronounced: fylachto
A magical object providing protection against ill will, or the supernatural, or conferring the wearer with a boon such as good luck, good health, or power(s).
What does "talisman" mean?
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noun An object believed to bring good luck or protection to whoever carries or wears it.
"He kept a small carved stone as a talisman against bad luck."
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talisman in a sentence
- He kept a small carved stone as a talisman against bad luck.
- The necklace was worn as a talisman to ward off evil.
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What is "talisman" in Greek?
"talisman" in Greek is φυλαχτό. talisman means: An object believed to bring good luck or protection to whoever carries or wears it.
How do you pronounce φυλαχτό?
"talisman" in Greek is φυλαχτό, pronounced "fylachto".
How do you use "talisman" in a sentence?
Example: "He kept a small carved stone as a talisman against bad luck." In Greek, "talisman" is φυλαχτό.
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