bonito in Greek
bonito in Greek is παλαμίδα — bonito means a fast-swimming ocean fish related to tuna, prized in cooking, especially for flakes used in Japanese broths.
bonito in Greek
παλαμίδα
Pronounced: palamida
Any of various marine fish of the genus Sarda that are related to and resemble the tuna, but smaller. [from 16th c.]
What does "bonito" mean?
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noun A fast-swimming ocean fish related to tuna, prized in cooking, especially for flakes used in Japanese broths.
"The soup was seasoned with dried bonito flakes."
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bonito in a sentence
- The soup was seasoned with dried bonito flakes.
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What is "bonito" in Greek?
"bonito" in Greek is παλαμίδα. bonito means: A fast-swimming ocean fish related to tuna, prized in cooking, especially for flakes used in Japanese broths.
How do you pronounce παλαμίδα?
"bonito" in Greek is παλαμίδα, pronounced "palamida".
How do you use "bonito" in a sentence?
Example: "The soup was seasoned with dried bonito flakes." In Greek, "bonito" is παλαμίδα.
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