whiten in Greek
whiten in Greek is ασπρίζω, λευκαίνω — whiten means to make something white or whiter, or to become that way, often by bleaching.
whiten in Greek
ασπρίζω
Pronounced: asprizo
(ergative) (To cause) to become white or whiter; to bleach or blanch.
λευκαίνω
Pronounced: lefkaino
(ergative) (To cause) to become white or whiter; to bleach or blanch.
What does "whiten" mean?
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verb To make something white or whiter, or to become that way, often by bleaching.
"Age had whitened his hair."
- verb To make a repeated block cipher more secure by mixing the data with parts of the key at each round.
- verb To adjust data so that its variables are no longer correlated and each has the same variance.
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whiten in a sentence
- Age had whitened his hair.
- The trees in spring whiten with blossoms.
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What is "whiten" in Greek?
"whiten" in Greek is ασπρίζω, λευκαίνω. whiten means: To make something white or whiter, or to become that way, often by bleaching.
How do you pronounce ασπρίζω?
"whiten" in Greek is ασπρίζω, pronounced "asprizo".
Are there other ways to say "whiten" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "whiten": ασπρίζω, λευκαίνω.
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