torso in Greek
torso in Greek is κορμός — torso means the main part of the body, not counting the head, arms, and legs.
torso in Greek
κορμός
Pronounced: kormos
The main part of the (human) body that extends from the neck to the groin, excluding the head and limbs.
What does "torso" mean?
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noun The main part of the body, not counting the head, arms, and legs.
"The statue was missing its arms, leaving only a bare torso."
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torso in a sentence
- The statue was missing its arms, leaving only a bare torso.
- He wrapped a bandage tightly around his torso.
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What is "torso" in Greek?
"torso" in Greek is κορμός. torso means: The main part of the body, not counting the head, arms, and legs.
How do you pronounce κορμός?
"torso" in Greek is κορμός, pronounced "kormos".
How do you use "torso" in a sentence?
Example: "The statue was missing its arms, leaving only a bare torso." In Greek, "torso" is κορμός.
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