Gouda in Greek
Gouda in Greek is Γκούντα, Χάουντα, γκούντα — Gouda means a pale yellow Dutch cheese, made from cow's milk, that ranges from soft and mild to firm and nutty as it ages.
Gouda in Greek
Γκούντα
Pronounced: Gouda
A yellow Dutch cheese made from cows' milk.
Χάουντα
Pronounced: Chaouda
A city and municipality in South Holland province, Netherlands.
γκούντα
Pronounced: gouda
A type of semi-hard to hard cheese originating in the Netherlands.
What does "Gouda" mean?
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noun A pale yellow Dutch cheese, made from cow's milk, that ranges from soft and mild to firm and nutty as it ages.
"The cheeseboard included a wedge of aged gouda."
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Gouda in a sentence
- The cheeseboard included a wedge of aged gouda.
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What is "Gouda" in Greek?
"Gouda" in Greek is Γκούντα, Χάουντα, γκούντα. Gouda means: A pale yellow Dutch cheese, made from cow's milk, that ranges from soft and mild to firm and nutty as it ages.
How do you pronounce Γκούντα?
"Gouda" in Greek is Γκούντα, pronounced "Gouda".
How do you use "Gouda" in a sentence?
Example: "The cheeseboard included a wedge of aged gouda." In Greek, "Gouda" is Γκούντα, Χάουντα, γκούντα.
Are there other ways to say "Gouda" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "Gouda": Γκούντα, Χάουντα, γκούντα.
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