Taylor in Greek
Taylor in Greek is Ραπτης — Taylor means a common English and Scottish surname, originally an occupational name for someone who made or altered clothes (a tailor).
Taylor in Greek
Ραπτης
Pronounced: Raptis
What does "Taylor" mean?
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name A common English and Scottish surname, originally an occupational name for someone who made or altered clothes (a tailor).
"The Taylor family has run a clothing shop in the village for three generations."
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name A unisex given name derived from the surname.
"They named their daughter Taylor after her grandmother's maiden name."
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Taylor in a sentence
- The Taylor family has run a clothing shop in the village for three generations.
- They named their daughter Taylor after her grandmother's maiden name.
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What is "Taylor" in Greek?
"Taylor" in Greek is Ραπτης. Taylor means: A common English and Scottish surname, originally an occupational name for someone who made or altered clothes (a tailor).
How do you pronounce Ραπτης?
"Taylor" in Greek is Ραπτης, pronounced "Raptis".
How do you use "Taylor" in a sentence?
Example: "The Taylor family has run a clothing shop in the village for three generations." In Greek, "Taylor" is Ραπτης.
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