Angelica in Greek
Angelica in Greek is Αγγελική, αγγελική — Angelica means a tall garden herb with hollow stems, related to celery and parsley, whose stalks are sometimes candied.
Angelica in Greek
What does "Angelica" mean?
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noun A tall garden herb with hollow stems, related to celery and parsley, whose stalks are sometimes candied.
"The recipe called for a strip of candied angelica to decorate the top of the cake."
Angelica in a sentence
- The recipe called for a strip of candied angelica to decorate the top of the cake.
- Angelica grows well in damp soil and can tower over the rest of the herb bed by midsummer.
Common Greek translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Angelica" in Greek?
"Angelica" in Greek is Αγγελική, αγγελική. Angelica means: A tall garden herb with hollow stems, related to celery and parsley, whose stalks are sometimes candied.
How do you pronounce Αγγελική?
"Angelica" in Greek is Αγγελική, pronounced "Angeliki".
How do you use "Angelica" in a sentence?
Example: "The recipe called for a strip of candied angelica to decorate the top of the cake." In Greek, "Angelica" is Αγγελική, αγγελική.
Are there other ways to say "Angelica" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "Angelica": Αγγελική, αγγελική.