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How do you say "to climb up" in Greek?
σκαρφάλωσε
skarfalose
In Greek, "to climb up" is σκαρφάλωσε.
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Pronunciation
Pronounced skar-FAH-loh-seh. Stress on FAH. The 'sk' cluster is clear.
Writing and usage
Sigma (σ) and kappa (κ) create the 'sk' start. The ω (omega) makes a long 'o' sound.
Example sentence
Σκαρφάλωσε στο δέντρο.
He climbed up the tree.
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How to remember σκαρφάλωσε
Skarfal- suggests scarfing upward, matching the climbing motion.
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Questions about σκαρφάλωσε
How do you say "to climb up" in Greek?
In Greek, "to climb up" is σκαρφάλωσε. It is a noun.
How is σκαρφάλωσε written in Greek?
Sigma (σ) and kappa (κ) create the 'sk' start. The ω (omega) makes a long 'o' sound.
How is σκαρφάλωσε used in a sentence?
Use σκαρφάλωσε as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Σκαρφάλωσε στο δέντρο. (He climbed up the tree.).
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