tent in Greek
tent in Greek is σκηνή — tent means a portable shelter made of fabric stretched over poles, used for camping or outdoor events.
tent in Greek
σκηνή
Pronounced: skini
A pavilion or portable lodge consisting of skins, canvas, or some strong cloth, stretched and sustained by poles, used for sheltering people from the weather.
What does "tent" mean?
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noun A portable shelter made of fabric stretched over poles, used for camping or outdoor events.
"They pitched a tent by the river for the weekend."
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verb To go camping in a tent.
"We tented at the festival instead of booking a hotel."
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tent in a sentence
- They pitched a tent by the river for the weekend.
- We tented at the festival instead of booking a hotel.
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What is "tent" in Greek?
"tent" in Greek is σκηνή. tent means: A portable shelter made of fabric stretched over poles, used for camping or outdoor events.
How do you pronounce σκηνή?
"tent" in Greek is σκηνή, pronounced "skini".
How do you use "tent" in a sentence?
Example: "They pitched a tent by the river for the weekend." In Greek, "tent" is σκηνή.
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