toy in Greek
toy in Greek is παιχνίδι, άθυρμα, παίζω — toy means an object made for a child (or sometimes an adult) to play with.
toy in Greek
παιχνίδι
Pronounced: paichnidi
Something to play with, especially as intended for use by a child. [from 16th c.]
άθυρμα
Pronounced: athyrma
Something to play with, especially as intended for use by a child. [from 16th c.]
παίζω
Pronounced: paizo
(intransitive) To play (with) in an idle or desultory way.
What does "toy" mean?
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noun An object made for a child (or sometimes an adult) to play with.
"The puppy chewed its favourite toy until the squeaker finally stopped working."
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verb To handle, play with, or fiddle with something idly, without serious purpose.
"He sat toying with his keys while he waited for the interview to start."
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adjective Describing something small, simplified, or not built for serious real-world use.
"He built a toy model of the engine to test the idea."
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toy in a sentence
- The puppy chewed its favourite toy until the squeaker finally stopped working.
- The kids spent the afternoon building towers with their toys.
- He sat toying with his keys while he waited for the interview to start.
- She toyed with her fork instead of eating.
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What is "toy" in Greek?
"toy" in Greek is παιχνίδι, άθυρμα, παίζω. toy means: An object made for a child (or sometimes an adult) to play with.
How do you pronounce παιχνίδι?
"toy" in Greek is παιχνίδι, pronounced "paichnidi".
How do you use "toy" in a sentence?
Example: "The puppy chewed its favourite toy until the squeaker finally stopped working." In Greek, "toy" is παιχνίδι, άθυρμα, παίζω.
Are there other ways to say "toy" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "toy": παιχνίδι, άθυρμα, παίζω.
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