wolverine in Greek
wolverine in Greek is γούλβεριν — wolverine means a stocky, powerful, solitary mammal (Gulo gulo) related to weasels, known for its strength and aggression relative to its size.
wolverine in Greek
γούλβεριν
Pronounced: goulverin
A solitary, fierce mammal of the Mustelidae family, Gulo gulo.
What does "wolverine" mean?
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noun A stocky, powerful, solitary mammal (Gulo gulo) related to weasels, known for its strength and aggression relative to its size.
"The wolverine dragged a carcass twice its own weight across the snow."
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noun A native or resident of the U.S. state of Michigan, or someone associated with the University of Michigan.
"The Wolverines took the field to a roar from the home crowd."
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wolverine in a sentence
- The wolverine dragged a carcass twice its own weight across the snow.
- The Wolverines took the field to a roar from the home crowd.
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What is "wolverine" in Greek?
"wolverine" in Greek is γούλβεριν. wolverine means: A stocky, powerful, solitary mammal (Gulo gulo) related to weasels, known for its strength and aggression relative to its size.
How do you pronounce γούλβεριν?
"wolverine" in Greek is γούλβεριν, pronounced "goulverin".
How do you use "wolverine" in a sentence?
Example: "The wolverine dragged a carcass twice its own weight across the snow." In Greek, "wolverine" is γούλβεριν.
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