What does βορά in Greek mean?
What is the meaning of the word βορά in Greek? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use βορά in Greek.
The word βορά in Greek means prey, meat, θήραμα, θήραμα, θύμα, προς το βορά, προς το βορά, από το βορά, από το βορά. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word βορά
prey, meat
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θήραμα(uncountable (hunted animal) Η λέαινα πλησιάζει το θήραμά της. The lioness is closing in on her prey. |
θήραμα(sb who is hunted, prey) In this film, it's hard to know who is the hunter and who is the hunted. |
θύμα(figurative (person: victim) Archie is very naive and easy prey for unscrupulous con men. |
προς το βορά(going towards the north) |
προς το βορά(towards the north) The traffic is backed up northbound on the M1 following a collision. |
από το βορά(coming from the north) |
από το βορά(from the north) |
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