Vulcan in Greek
Vulcan in Greek is Βουλκάνους, Ήφαιστος — Vulcan means in fiction, a member of a logical, emotionally restrained alien species from the Star Trek universe.
Vulcan in Greek
What does "Vulcan" mean?
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noun In fiction, a member of a logical, emotionally restrained alien species from the Star Trek universe.
"Spock, the most famous Vulcan, was known for suppressing his emotions."
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noun A person who seems unusually unemotional, logical, or analytical.
"His coworkers joked that he was a total Vulcan during the crisis meeting."
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noun A blacksmith or metalworker, an old and now rare usage.
"The village vulcan hammered out horseshoes from dawn till dusk."
Vulcan in a sentence
- Spock, the most famous Vulcan, was known for suppressing his emotions.
- His coworkers joked that he was a total Vulcan during the crisis meeting.
- The village vulcan hammered out horseshoes from dawn till dusk.
Common Greek translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Vulcan" in Greek?
"Vulcan" in Greek is Βουλκάνους, Ήφαιστος. Vulcan means: In fiction, a member of a logical, emotionally restrained alien species from the Star Trek universe.
How do you pronounce Βουλκάνους?
"Vulcan" in Greek is Βουλκάνους, pronounced "Voulkanous".
How do you use "Vulcan" in a sentence?
Example: "Spock, the most famous Vulcan, was known for suppressing his emotions." In Greek, "Vulcan" is Βουλκάνους, Ήφαιστος.
Are there other ways to say "Vulcan" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "Vulcan": Βουλκάνους, Ήφαιστος.