What does μαύρος in Greek mean?

What is the meaning of the word μαύρος in Greek? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use μαύρος in Greek.

The word μαύρος in Greek means black, μαύρος, μωλωπισμένος, μελανός, μαύρος, αράπης, αράπης, νέγρος, νέγρα, κακομοίρης, φουκαράς, μαύρος, κακομοίρης, φουκαράς, μαύρος, μαύρος, μπλαβής, σκούρος, σκοτεινός, σκουρόχρωμος, σκοτεινόχρωμος, κακομοίρης, φουκαράς, μαύρος, μαύρος, μαύρος, μαύρος, μαύρος, μαύρος, σκοτεινός, μαύρος, μαύρος, σκοτεινός, μαύρος, σκοτεινός, μελανός, μαύρος, σκοτεινός, μαύρος, κακόγουστος, ύποπτος, σκούρος καφέ, μαύρος, μαύρη, αράπης, μελανός, μελανιασμένος, μαύρος σαν κατράμι, Μαύρος Θάνατος, μαύρος χρυσός, μαύρος λεμούριος, μαύρος κύκνος, μαύρη τίγρη, μαύρο μεικάπ, άτομο με πρόσωπο βαμμένο για να δείχνει μαύρος, μαύρος άνδρας, μαύρος άνθρακας, Χάρος, γάδος της Αλάσκας, μαύρος μπακαλιάρος της Αλάσκας. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word μαύρος

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