tit in Greek
tit in Greek is βυζί, θήλη — tit means a small songbird found across Europe and Asia, such as the chickadee family.
tit in Greek
βυζί
Pronounced: vyzi
(slang, vulgar, chiefly, in the plural) A person's breast or nipple.
θήλη
Pronounced: thili
(UK, Ireland, slang, derogatory) A police officer; a "tithead".
What does "tit" mean?
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noun A small songbird found across Europe and Asia, such as the chickadee family.
"A blue tit landed on the bird feeder."
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noun Vulgar slang for a woman's breast.
"(vulgar slang; avoid in formal writing)"
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noun British slang for a foolish or annoying person.
"Stop being such a tit and just apologize."
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tit in a sentence
- A blue tit landed on the bird feeder.
- (vulgar slang; avoid in formal writing)
- Stop being such a tit and just apologize.
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What is "tit" in Greek?
"tit" in Greek is βυζί, θήλη. tit means: A small songbird found across Europe and Asia, such as the chickadee family.
How do you pronounce βυζί?
"tit" in Greek is βυζί, pronounced "vyzi".
How do you use "tit" in a sentence?
Example: "A blue tit landed on the bird feeder." In Greek, "tit" is βυζί, θήλη.
Are there other ways to say "tit" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "tit": βυζί, θήλη.
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