Tarzan in Greek
Tarzan in Greek is Ταρζάν — Tarzan means a fictional hero raised by apes in the African jungle, known for his strength and agility.
Tarzan in Greek
Ταρζάν
Pronounced: Tarzan
(fiction) A heroic fictional character, raised from a baby to adulthood in the African jungle by apes.
What does "Tarzan" mean?
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name A fictional hero raised by apes in the African jungle, known for his strength and agility.
"The old Tarzan films are still shown on classic movie channels."
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noun (informal) A muscular, athletic man, or someone acting in a wild, physical way.
"He swung across the ropes course like an absolute Tarzan."
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Tarzan in a sentence
- The old Tarzan films are still shown on classic movie channels.
- He swung across the ropes course like an absolute Tarzan.
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What is "Tarzan" in Greek?
"Tarzan" in Greek is Ταρζάν. Tarzan means: A fictional hero raised by apes in the African jungle, known for his strength and agility.
How do you pronounce Ταρζάν?
"Tarzan" in Greek is Ταρζάν, pronounced "Tarzan".
How do you use "Tarzan" in a sentence?
Example: "The old Tarzan films are still shown on classic movie channels." In Greek, "Tarzan" is Ταρζάν.
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