curd in Greek
curd in Greek is τυρόπηγμα — curd means the thickened part of milk that separates out when it sours or is treated with enzymes, used to make cheese.
curd in Greek
τυρόπηγμα
Pronounced: tyropigma
The part of milk that coagulates when it sours or is treated with enzymes; used to make cottage cheese, dahi, etc.
What does "curd" mean?
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noun The thickened part of milk that separates out when it sours or is treated with enzymes, used to make cheese.
"They pressed the curd into molds to make fresh cheese."
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verb To thicken or coagulate into curds.
"The milk began to curd as soon as the lemon juice was added."
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curd in a sentence
- They pressed the curd into molds to make fresh cheese.
- The milk began to curd as soon as the lemon juice was added.
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What is "curd" in Greek?
"curd" in Greek is τυρόπηγμα. curd means: The thickened part of milk that separates out when it sours or is treated with enzymes, used to make cheese.
How do you pronounce τυρόπηγμα?
"curd" in Greek is τυρόπηγμα, pronounced "tyropigma".
How do you use "curd" in a sentence?
Example: "They pressed the curd into molds to make fresh cheese." In Greek, "curd" is τυρόπηγμα.
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