Yoda in Greek
Yoda in Greek is Γιόντα — Yoda means an unusual, inverted word order in a sentence, imitating the speech pattern of the Star Wars character Yoda.
Yoda in Greek
What does "Yoda" mean?
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noun An unusual, inverted word order in a sentence, imitating the speech pattern of the Star Wars character Yoda.
"His emails read a bit strange, full of Yoda syntax like "ready the report is.""
- name A small, wise, centuries-old Jedi Master character from the Star Wars films, known for his backwards phrasing.
Yoda in a sentence
- His emails read a bit strange, full of Yoda syntax like "ready the report is."
Common Greek translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Yoda" in Greek?
"Yoda" in Greek is Γιόντα. Yoda means: An unusual, inverted word order in a sentence, imitating the speech pattern of the Star Wars character Yoda.
How do you pronounce Γιόντα?
"Yoda" in Greek is Γιόντα, pronounced "Gioda".
How do you use "Yoda" in a sentence?
Example: "His emails read a bit strange, full of Yoda syntax like "ready the report is."" In Greek, "Yoda" is Γιόντα.