pistachio in Greek
pistachio in Greek is φιστίκι, φιστικιά — pistachio means a small tree grown for its edible nut, or the nut itself, which has a hard shell and green kernel.
pistachio in Greek
φιστίκι
Pronounced: fistiki
The nutlike fruit of this tree.
φιστικιά
Pronounced: fistikia
The nutlike fruit of this tree.
What does "pistachio" mean?
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noun A small tree grown for its edible nut, or the nut itself, which has a hard shell and green kernel.
"She sprinkled crushed pistachios over the ice cream."
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noun A pale green colour resembling the nut's kernel.
"The walls were painted a soft pistachio."
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pistachio in a sentence
- She sprinkled crushed pistachios over the ice cream.
- The walls were painted a soft pistachio.
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What is "pistachio" in Greek?
"pistachio" in Greek is φιστίκι, φιστικιά. pistachio means: A small tree grown for its edible nut, or the nut itself, which has a hard shell and green kernel.
How do you pronounce φιστίκι?
"pistachio" in Greek is φιστίκι, pronounced "fistiki".
How do you use "pistachio" in a sentence?
Example: "She sprinkled crushed pistachios over the ice cream." In Greek, "pistachio" is φιστίκι, φιστικιά.
Are there other ways to say "pistachio" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "pistachio": φιστίκι, φιστικιά.
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