zebra in Greek
zebra in Greek is ζέβρα, ζέβρος, όναγρος — zebra means a wild African horse-like animal with black-and-white stripes.
zebra in Greek
What does "zebra" mean?
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noun A wild African horse-like animal with black-and-white stripes.
"A herd of zebra grazed near the watering hole."
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noun Informal term for a sports referee, from the black-and-white striped shirt they wear.
"The crowd booed the zebra after the controversial call."
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noun In medicine, an unlikely or exotic diagnosis, as opposed to a common one.
"The professor reminded the students: don't chase zebras when it's probably just a common cold."
zebra in a sentence
- A herd of zebra grazed near the watering hole.
- The stripes on a zebra are unique to each individual, like a fingerprint.
- The crowd booed the zebra after the controversial call.
- The professor reminded the students: don't chase zebras when it's probably just a common cold.
Common Greek translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "zebra" in Greek?
"zebra" in Greek is ζέβρα, ζέβρος, όναγρος. zebra means: A wild African horse-like animal with black-and-white stripes.
How do you pronounce ζέβρα?
"zebra" in Greek is ζέβρα, pronounced "zevra".
How do you use "zebra" in a sentence?
Example: "A herd of zebra grazed near the watering hole." In Greek, "zebra" is ζέβρα, ζέβρος, όναγρος.
Are there other ways to say "zebra" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "zebra": ζέβρα, ζέβρος, όναγρος.