willow in Greek
willow in Greek is ιτιά — willow means a tree or shrub with long, slender, often drooping branches, usually found near water.
willow in Greek
ιτιά
Pronounced: itia
The wood of these trees.
What does "willow" mean?
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noun A tree or shrub with long, slender, often drooping branches, usually found near water.
"A weeping willow trailed its branches into the river."
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noun In cricket, informal word for the bat, since willow wood is traditionally used to make them.
"He took the crease, willow in hand."
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willow in a sentence
- A weeping willow trailed its branches into the river.
- They planted a row of willows along the stream bank.
- He took the crease, willow in hand.
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What is "willow" in Greek?
"willow" in Greek is ιτιά. willow means: A tree or shrub with long, slender, often drooping branches, usually found near water.
How do you pronounce ιτιά?
"willow" in Greek is ιτιά, pronounced "itia".
How do you use "willow" in a sentence?
Example: "A weeping willow trailed its branches into the river." In Greek, "willow" is ιτιά.
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