Definition of klepht in English:

klepht

noun klɛftkleft

1A Greek independence fighter, especially one who fought the Turks in the 15th century or during the war of independence (1821–8).
（尤指15世纪反抗土耳其或1821-1828年希腊独立战争中的）希腊独立斗士
2historical A Greek brigand or bandit.
希腊山贼

Origin

From modern Greek klephtēs, from Greek kleptēs 'thief'. The original klephts led an outlaw existence in the mountains; those who maintained this after the war of independence became bandits.

Rhymes

bereft, cleft, deft, eft, heft, left, reft, theft, weft

Definition of klepht in US English:

klepht

nounkleft

1A Greek independence fighter, especially one who fought the Turks in the 15th century or during the war of independence (1821–28).
（尤指15世纪反抗土耳其或1821-1828年希腊独立战争中的）希腊独立斗士
2historical A Greek brigand or bandit.
希腊山贼

Origin

From modern Greek klephtēs, from Greek kleptēs ‘thief’. The original klephts led an outlaw existence in the mountains; those who maintained this after the war of independence became bandits.

词汇	klepht
释义	Definition of klepht in English: klepht noun klɛftkleft 1A Greek independence fighter, especially one who fought the Turks in the 15th century or during the war of independence (1821–8). （尤指15世纪反抗土耳其或1821-1828年希腊独立战争中的）希腊独立斗士 2historical A Greek brigand or bandit. 希腊山贼 Origin From modern Greek klephtēs, from Greek kleptēs 'thief'. The original klephts led an outlaw existence in the mountains; those who maintained this after the war of independence became bandits. Rhymes bereft, cleft, deft, eft, heft, left, reft, theft, weft Definition of klepht in US English: klepht nounkleft 1A Greek independence fighter, especially one who fought the Turks in the 15th century or during the war of independence (1821–28). （尤指15世纪反抗土耳其或1821-1828年希腊独立战争中的）希腊独立斗士 2historical A Greek brigand or bandit. 希腊山贼 Origin From modern Greek klephtēs, from Greek kleptēs ‘thief’. The original klephts led an outlaw existence in the mountains; those who maintained this after the war of independence became bandits.
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