What does denim mean in Greek?

"Denim" doesn't have a direct translation in Greek. It's a word of French origin, referring to the sturdy cotton twill fabric.

However, depending on the context, you could use various Greek terms to describe denim:

* Τζιν (jin): This is the most common word used for "denim" in Greek, referring to jeans, the most popular garment made from denim.

* Δενίμ (denim): This is the literal transliteration of the English word "denim". It's less commonly used than "τζιν" but still understood.

* Βαμβακερό ύφασμα (vamvakero yfasma): This translates to "cotton fabric", which is technically accurate but less specific than "τζιν" or "Δενίμ".

It's generally best to use "τζιν" when talking about denim fabric or jeans in Greek.