transfix in Greek
transfix in Greek is καθηλώνω, διατρυπώ, ανασκολοπίζω — transfix means to make someone freeze completely still, through fear, wonder, or awe.
transfix in Greek
καθηλώνω
Pronounced: kathilono
(transitive) To render motionless, by arousing terror, amazement or awe.
διατρυπώ
Pronounced: diatrypo
(transitive) To pierce with a sharp pointed weapon.
ανασκολοπίζω
Pronounced: anaskolopizo
(transitive) To fix or impale.
καρφώνω
Pronounced: karfono
(transitive) To fix or impale.
What does "transfix" mean?
- verb To make someone freeze completely still, through fear, wonder, or awe.
- verb To stab through something with a sharp, pointed weapon.
- verb To pin something firmly in place, or impale it.
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What is "transfix" in Greek?
"transfix" in Greek is καθηλώνω, διατρυπώ, ανασκολοπίζω. transfix means: To make someone freeze completely still, through fear, wonder, or awe.
How do you pronounce καθηλώνω?
"transfix" in Greek is καθηλώνω, pronounced "kathilono".
Are there other ways to say "transfix" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 4 translations listed for "transfix": καθηλώνω, διατρυπώ, ανασκολοπίζω, καρφώνω.
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