αφρός
See also: ἀφρός
Greek
Etymology
From the Ancient Greek ἀφρός (aphrós, “foam”).
Noun
αφρός • (afrós) m (plural αφροί)
Declension
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | αφρός (afrós) | αφροί (afroí) |
| genitive | αφρού (afroú) | αφρών (afrón) |
| accusative | αφρό (afró) | αφρούς (afroús) |
| vocative | αφρέ (afré) | αφροί (afroí) |
Related terms
- άφρισμα n (áfrisma, “frothing”)
- αφρισμένος (afrisménos, “foamy”, adjective)
- αφρόγαλα f (afrógala, “cream”)
- αφρογέννητος (afrogénnitos, “foam-born”, adjective)
- αφροκοπώ (afrokopó, “to foam, to froth”)
- αφρόκρεμα n (afrókrema, “the best, the cream, etc”)
- αφρολέξ n (afroléx, “foam-rubber”)
- αφρόλουτρο n (afróloutro, “bubble-bath”)
- αφροπλασμένος (afroplasménos, “like foam”)
- αφροστεφάνωτος (afrostefánotos, “foam lined/crested/etc”, adjective)
- αφρώδης (afródis, “foamy”, adjective)
- and see: αφράτος (afrátos, “soft, fluffy”, adjective)
Further reading
- “αφρός”, in Platform to search dictionaries of modern and medieval Greek at the Centre for the Greek language