rye in Greek
rye in Greek is σίκαλη — rye means a hardy cereal grass grown for its grain, widely used to make bread, whiskey, and animal feed.
rye in Greek
σίκαλη
Pronounced: sikali
The grass Secale cereale from which the grain is obtained. [from 14th c.]
What does "rye" mean?
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noun A hardy cereal grass grown for its grain, widely used to make bread, whiskey, and animal feed.
"The bakery sold a dense loaf of dark rye bread."
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rye in a sentence
- The bakery sold a dense loaf of dark rye bread.
- He ordered a rye whiskey neat at the bar.
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What is "rye" in Greek?
"rye" in Greek is σίκαλη. rye means: A hardy cereal grass grown for its grain, widely used to make bread, whiskey, and animal feed.
How do you pronounce σίκαλη?
"rye" in Greek is σίκαλη, pronounced "sikali".
How do you use "rye" in a sentence?
Example: "The bakery sold a dense loaf of dark rye bread." In Greek, "rye" is σίκαλη.
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