tengu in Greek
tengu in Greek is τένγκου — tengu means a supernatural creature from Japanese folklore, usually shown as a bird-like or long-nosed figure.
tengu in Greek
τένγκου
Pronounced: tengou
(Japanese mythology, Shinto, mythological creature) A mythical Japanese creature, typically birdlike and having a long nose.
What does "tengu" mean?
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noun A supernatural creature from Japanese folklore, usually shown as a bird-like or long-nosed figure.
"The shrine sold small wooden masks shaped like a tengu."
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tengu in a sentence
- The shrine sold small wooden masks shaped like a tengu.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "tengu" in Greek?
"tengu" in Greek is τένγκου. tengu means: A supernatural creature from Japanese folklore, usually shown as a bird-like or long-nosed figure.
How do you pronounce τένγκου?
"tengu" in Greek is τένγκου, pronounced "tengou".
How do you use "tengu" in a sentence?
Example: "The shrine sold small wooden masks shaped like a tengu." In Greek, "tengu" is τένγκου.
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