mangal in Greek
mangal in Greek is μαγκάλι — mangal means a swampy coastal ecosystem dominated by mangrove trees.
mangal in Greek
μαγκάλι
Pronounced: magali
A Middle Eastern-style barbecue (cookout), or the barbecue (grill; cooking apparatus) it is cooked on.
What does "mangal" mean?
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noun A swampy coastal ecosystem dominated by mangrove trees.
"The mangal along the estuary shelters young fish and crabs."
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noun A charcoal grill used for Middle Eastern-style barbecuing, or the food cooked on it.
"They fired up the mangal and grilled skewers of lamb all afternoon."
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mangal in a sentence
- The mangal along the estuary shelters young fish and crabs.
- They fired up the mangal and grilled skewers of lamb all afternoon.
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What is "mangal" in Greek?
"mangal" in Greek is μαγκάλι. mangal means: A swampy coastal ecosystem dominated by mangrove trees.
How do you pronounce μαγκάλι?
"mangal" in Greek is μαγκάλι, pronounced "magali".
How do you use "mangal" in a sentence?
Example: "The mangal along the estuary shelters young fish and crabs." In Greek, "mangal" is μαγκάλι.
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