Tripoli in Greek
Tripoli in Greek is Τρίπολη — Tripoli means a soft, powdery rock made from the fossilized shells of tiny algae, used as a fine abrasive for polishing metal and stone.
Tripoli in Greek
Τρίπολη
Pronounced: Tripoli
What does "Tripoli" mean?
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noun A soft, powdery rock made from the fossilized shells of tiny algae, used as a fine abrasive for polishing metal and stone.
"The jeweler used tripoli powder to bring a mirror shine to the silver ring."
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Tripoli in a sentence
- The jeweler used tripoli powder to bring a mirror shine to the silver ring.
- Tripoli compound is worked into a buffing wheel before it ever touches the metal.
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What is "Tripoli" in Greek?
"Tripoli" in Greek is Τρίπολη. Tripoli means: A soft, powdery rock made from the fossilized shells of tiny algae, used as a fine abrasive for polishing metal and stone.
How do you pronounce Τρίπολη?
"Tripoli" in Greek is Τρίπολη, pronounced "Tripoli".
How do you use "Tripoli" in a sentence?
Example: "The jeweler used tripoli powder to bring a mirror shine to the silver ring." In Greek, "Tripoli" is Τρίπολη.
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