Idaho in Greek
Idaho in Greek is Αϊντάχο — Idaho means a large baking potato variety, especially the Russet Burbank, associated with the U.S. state of Idaho where it is widely grown.
Idaho in Greek
Αϊντάχο
Pronounced: Aidacho
A state in the western United States. Capital and largest city: Boise.
What does "Idaho" mean?
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noun A large baking potato variety, especially the Russet Burbank, associated with the U.S. state of Idaho where it is widely grown.
"He baked two Idahos and topped them with butter and sour cream."
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Idaho in a sentence
- He baked two Idahos and topped them with butter and sour cream.
- The recipe calls for a starchy potato like an Idaho, not a waxy red one.
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What is "Idaho" in Greek?
"Idaho" in Greek is Αϊντάχο. Idaho means: A large baking potato variety, especially the Russet Burbank, associated with the U.S. state of Idaho where it is widely grown.
How do you pronounce Αϊντάχο?
"Idaho" in Greek is Αϊντάχο, pronounced "Aidacho".
How do you use "Idaho" in a sentence?
Example: "He baked two Idahos and topped them with butter and sour cream." In Greek, "Idaho" is Αϊντάχο.
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