rice in Greek
rice in Greek is ρύζι, όρυζα — rice means a cereal grass grown widely in flooded paddies, or the starchy seeds it produces that are eaten as a staple food.
rice in Greek
ρύζι
Pronounced: ryzi
όρυζα
Pronounced: oryza
What does "rice" mean?
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noun A cereal grass grown widely in flooded paddies, or the starchy seeds it produces that are eaten as a staple food.
"We had steamed rice with the curry."
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verb To press soft food such as potatoes through a ricer, breaking it into small rice-sized pieces.
"Rice the potatoes before folding in the butter and cream."
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rice in a sentence
- We had steamed rice with the curry.
- Rice is the staple food for more than half the world's population.
- Rice the potatoes before folding in the butter and cream.
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What is "rice" in Greek?
"rice" in Greek is ρύζι, όρυζα. rice means: A cereal grass grown widely in flooded paddies, or the starchy seeds it produces that are eaten as a staple food.
How do you pronounce ρύζι?
"rice" in Greek is ρύζι, pronounced "ryzi".
How do you use "rice" in a sentence?
Example: "We had steamed rice with the curry." In Greek, "rice" is ρύζι, όρυζα.
Are there other ways to say "rice" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "rice": ρύζι, όρυζα.
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