udder in Greek
udder in Greek is μαστάρι — udder means the milk-producing organ hanging beneath cattle, goats, sheep, and similar animals.
udder in Greek
μαστάρι
Pronounced: mastari
An organ formed of the mammary glands of female quadruped mammals, particularly ruminants such as cattle, goats, sheep and deer.
What does "udder" mean?
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noun The milk-producing organ hanging beneath cattle, goats, sheep, and similar animals.
"The farmer attached the milking machine to the cow's udder."
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udder in a sentence
- The farmer attached the milking machine to the cow's udder.
- A healthy udder is essential for a dairy cow's milk production.
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What is "udder" in Greek?
"udder" in Greek is μαστάρι. udder means: The milk-producing organ hanging beneath cattle, goats, sheep, and similar animals.
How do you pronounce μαστάρι?
"udder" in Greek is μαστάρι, pronounced "mastari".
How do you use "udder" in a sentence?
Example: "The farmer attached the milking machine to the cow's udder." In Greek, "udder" is μαστάρι.
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