eggplant in Greek
eggplant in Greek is μελιτζάνα — eggplant means a vegetable with smooth, glossy purple (or sometimes white) skin, also called an aubergine.
eggplant in Greek
μελιτζάνα
Pronounced: melitzana
(North America, AU, NZ, Philippines) The plant Solanum melongena or its edible fruit; an aubergine.
What does "eggplant" mean?
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noun A vegetable with smooth, glossy purple (or sometimes white) skin, also called an aubergine.
"She sliced the eggplant thin and grilled it with olive oil."
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noun A deep purple color, similar to the skin of the vegetable.
"She painted the bedroom walls a rich eggplant shade."
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eggplant in a sentence
- She sliced the eggplant thin and grilled it with olive oil.
- This curry recipe calls for two large eggplants.
- She painted the bedroom walls a rich eggplant shade.
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What is "eggplant" in Greek?
"eggplant" in Greek is μελιτζάνα. eggplant means: A vegetable with smooth, glossy purple (or sometimes white) skin, also called an aubergine.
How do you pronounce μελιτζάνα?
"eggplant" in Greek is μελιτζάνα, pronounced "melitzana".
How do you use "eggplant" in a sentence?
Example: "She sliced the eggplant thin and grilled it with olive oil." In Greek, "eggplant" is μελιτζάνα.
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