tree in Greek
tree in Greek is δέντρο, δένδρο — tree means a tall woody plant with a single trunk and branches.
tree in Greek
δέντρο
Pronounced: dedro
δένδρο
Pronounced: dendro
What does "tree" mean?
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noun A tall woody plant with a single trunk and branches.
"Children climbed the old tree to build a small den."
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noun A branching diagram showing hierarchical relationships.
"The teacher drew a tree on the board to show how the words connect."
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verb To chase an animal or person up a tree.
"The barking terrier treed a squirrel at the edge of the park."
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tree in a sentence
- Children climbed the old tree to build a small den.
- Leaves fall from the tree in autumn and cover the path.
- The teacher drew a tree on the board to show how the words connect.
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What is "tree" in Greek?
"tree" in Greek is δέντρο, δένδρο. tree means: A tall woody plant with a single trunk and branches.
How do you pronounce δέντρο?
"tree" in Greek is δέντρο, pronounced "dedro".
How do you use "tree" in a sentence?
Example: "Children climbed the old tree to build a small den." In Greek, "tree" is δέντρο, δένδρο.
Are there other ways to say "tree" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "tree": δέντρο, δένδρο.
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