tentacle in Greek
tentacle in Greek is πλοκάμι — tentacle means a long, flexible, limb-like organ used for grasping or feeling, found on animals like octopuses and squid.
tentacle in Greek
πλοκάμι
Pronounced: plokami
What does "tentacle" mean?
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noun A long, flexible, limb-like organ used for grasping or feeling, found on animals like octopuses and squid.
"The octopus wrapped a tentacle around the jar to open it."
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noun A far-reaching branch of influence or control, especially of something sinister.
"The cartel's tentacles reached into the local police force."
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tentacle in a sentence
- The octopus wrapped a tentacle around the jar to open it.
- The cartel's tentacles reached into the local police force.
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What is "tentacle" in Greek?
"tentacle" in Greek is πλοκάμι. tentacle means: A long, flexible, limb-like organ used for grasping or feeling, found on animals like octopuses and squid.
How do you pronounce πλοκάμι?
"tentacle" in Greek is πλοκάμι, pronounced "plokami".
How do you use "tentacle" in a sentence?
Example: "The octopus wrapped a tentacle around the jar to open it." In Greek, "tentacle" is πλοκάμι.
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