tongue in Greek
tongue in Greek is γλώσσα — tongue means the flexible muscular organ in the mouth used for tasting, moving food, and forming speech sounds.
tongue in Greek
γλώσσα
Pronounced: glossa
What does "tongue" mean?
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noun The flexible muscular organ in the mouth used for tasting, moving food, and forming speech sounds.
"He burned his tongue on the hot soup."
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noun A language.
"French was her mother tongue."
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noun A narrow strip of material or land, such as the flap in a shoe or a strip of land jutting into water.
"Tuck the tongue of the boot in before lacing it up."
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tongue in a sentence
- He burned his tongue on the hot soup.
- She stuck her tongue out at her brother.
- French was her mother tongue.
- The old poem was written in a forgotten tongue.
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What is "tongue" in Greek?
"tongue" in Greek is γλώσσα. tongue means: The flexible muscular organ in the mouth used for tasting, moving food, and forming speech sounds.
How do you pronounce γλώσσα?
"tongue" in Greek is γλώσσα, pronounced "glossa".
How do you use "tongue" in a sentence?
Example: "He burned his tongue on the hot soup." In Greek, "tongue" is γλώσσα.
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