cole in Greek
cole in Greek is κράμβη — cole means an old word for cabbage or related plants of the Brassica family.
cole in Greek
κράμβη
Pronounced: kramvi
Brassica; a plant of the Brassica genus, especially those of Brassica oleracea (rape and coleseed).
What does "cole" mean?
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noun An old word for cabbage or related plants of the Brassica family.
"Old gardening books recommend sowing cole in early spring for winter greens."
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cole in a sentence
- Old gardening books recommend sowing cole in early spring for winter greens.
- The recipe in the old cookbook called for cole boiled with bacon.
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What is "cole" in Greek?
"cole" in Greek is κράμβη. cole means: An old word for cabbage or related plants of the Brassica family.
How do you pronounce κράμβη?
"cole" in Greek is κράμβη, pronounced "kramvi".
How do you use "cole" in a sentence?
Example: "Old gardening books recommend sowing cole in early spring for winter greens." In Greek, "cole" is κράμβη.
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