pasta in Greek
pasta in Greek is ζυμαρικά — pasta means a food made from a dough of wheat and water, shaped and usually boiled, forming the base of many Italian dishes.
pasta in Greek
ζυμαρικά
Pronounced: zymarika
(uncountable) Dough made from wheat and water and sometimes mixed with egg and formed into various shapes; often sold in dried form and typically boiled for eating.
What does "pasta" mean?
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noun A food made from a dough of wheat and water, shaped and usually boiled, forming the base of many Italian dishes.
"The shop sells fresh pasta in dozens of different shapes."
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pasta in a sentence
- The shop sells fresh pasta in dozens of different shapes.
- She boiled the pasta for exactly nine minutes.
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What is "pasta" in Greek?
"pasta" in Greek is ζυμαρικά. pasta means: A food made from a dough of wheat and water, shaped and usually boiled, forming the base of many Italian dishes.
How do you pronounce ζυμαρικά?
"pasta" in Greek is ζυμαρικά, pronounced "zymarika".
How do you use "pasta" in a sentence?
Example: "The shop sells fresh pasta in dozens of different shapes." In Greek, "pasta" is ζυμαρικά.
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