Yorkshire in Greek
Yorkshire in Greek is Γιορκσάιρ — Yorkshire means the largest historic county in England, located in the northeast and traditionally divided into three ridings.
Yorkshire in Greek
Γιορκσάιρ
Pronounced: Giorksair
England's largest county. Situated in the north-east of England; divided into three ridings, (North, West and East, and The City Of York). Since 1974 for administration purposes local government has used different divisions.
What does "Yorkshire" mean?
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name The largest historic county in England, located in the northeast and traditionally divided into three ridings.
"They spent the summer hiking through the Yorkshire Dales."
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noun Short for Yorkshire pudding, a baked batter dish traditionally served with roast beef.
"No Sunday roast is complete without a Yorkshire on the side."
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Yorkshire in a sentence
- They spent the summer hiking through the Yorkshire Dales.
- No Sunday roast is complete without a Yorkshire on the side.
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What is "Yorkshire" in Greek?
"Yorkshire" in Greek is Γιορκσάιρ. Yorkshire means: The largest historic county in England, located in the northeast and traditionally divided into three ridings.
How do you pronounce Γιορκσάιρ?
"Yorkshire" in Greek is Γιορκσάιρ, pronounced "Giorksair".
How do you use "Yorkshire" in a sentence?
Example: "They spent the summer hiking through the Yorkshire Dales." In Greek, "Yorkshire" is Γιορκσάιρ.
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