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How do you say "zipper" in Greek?
το φερμουάρ
to fermuar
In Greek, "zipper" is το φερμουάρ.
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Pronunciation
Say 'toh fer-MOO-ahr' with stress on the second syllable. Three syllables with French-influenced sound.
Writing and usage
Fermuar uses phi (φ), epsilon (ε), rho (ρ), mu (μ), upsilon (υ), alpha (α), rho (ρ). It's a French loanword.
Example sentence
Το φερμουάρ είναι σπασμένο.
The zipper is broken.
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How to remember το φερμουάρ
Fermuar - zippers close things firmly. The word comes from French 'fermer' meaning to close.
Related words
- bra το σουτιέν to sutien
- cap το καπέλο to kapelo
- money τα χρήματα ta hrimata
- shoes τα παπούτσια ta paputsia
- skirt η φούστα i fusta
- sleeve το μανίκι to maniki
- socks οι κάλτσες i kaltses
- t-shirt το μπλουζάκι to bluzaki
- pants το παντελόνι to pandeloni
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Questions about το φερμουάρ
How do you say "zipper" in Greek?
In Greek, "zipper" is το φερμουάρ. It is a noun.
How is το φερμουάρ written in Greek?
Fermuar uses phi (φ), epsilon (ε), rho (ρ), mu (μ), upsilon (υ), alpha (α), rho (ρ). It's a French loanword.
How is το φερμουάρ used in a sentence?
Use το φερμουάρ as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Το φερμουάρ είναι σπασμένο. (The zipper is broken.).
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