wavy in Greek
wavy in Greek is κυματιστός, κυματώδης — wavy means having a pattern of curves, rather than being straight or flat.
wavy in Greek
κυματιστός
Pronounced: kymatistos
Rising or swelling in waves.
κυματώδης
Pronounced: kymatodis
Rising or swelling in waves.
κυματιστός
Pronounced: kymatistos
Having wave-like shapes on its border or surface; waved.
What does "wavy" mean?
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adj Having a pattern of curves, rather than being straight or flat.
"She has long, wavy brown hair."
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adj Slang: drunk, or high on drugs.
"He got a little wavy after a few drinks."
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wavy in a sentence
- She has long, wavy brown hair.
- The road follows a wavy line along the coast.
- He got a little wavy after a few drinks.
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What is "wavy" in Greek?
"wavy" in Greek is κυματιστός, κυματώδης. wavy means: Having a pattern of curves, rather than being straight or flat.
How do you pronounce κυματιστός?
"wavy" in Greek is κυματιστός, pronounced "kymatistos".
How do you use "wavy" in a sentence?
Example: "She has long, wavy brown hair." In Greek, "wavy" is κυματιστός, κυματώδης.
Are there other ways to say "wavy" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "wavy": κυματιστός, κυματώδης.
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