venison in Greek
venison in Greek is ελάφι — venison means the meat of a deer, or more broadly, meat from any wild game animal that was hunted rather than farmed.
venison in Greek
ελάφι
Pronounced: elafi
The meat of a deer, typically one that had lived in its own natural habitat.
What does "venison" mean?
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noun The meat of a deer, or more broadly, meat from any wild game animal that was hunted rather than farmed.
"The restaurant served venison steak with a red wine sauce."
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venison in a sentence
- The restaurant served venison steak with a red wine sauce.
- They shot a deer and had venison in the freezer for months.
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What is "venison" in Greek?
"venison" in Greek is ελάφι. venison means: The meat of a deer, or more broadly, meat from any wild game animal that was hunted rather than farmed.
How do you pronounce ελάφι?
"venison" in Greek is ελάφι, pronounced "elafi".
How do you use "venison" in a sentence?
Example: "The restaurant served venison steak with a red wine sauce." In Greek, "venison" is ελάφι.
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