rutabaga in Irish
rutabaga in Irish is svaeid — rutabaga means a root vegetable, also called a swede, with yellowish flesh and a mild, slightly sweet flavor.
rutabaga in Irish
svaeid
(now, North America) The edible root of this plant
What does "rutabaga" mean?
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noun A root vegetable, also called a swede, with yellowish flesh and a mild, slightly sweet flavor.
"She roasted rutabaga alongside carrots and potatoes."
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- She roasted rutabaga alongside carrots and potatoes.
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What is "rutabaga" in Irish?
"rutabaga" in Irish is svaeid. rutabaga means: A root vegetable, also called a swede, with yellowish flesh and a mild, slightly sweet flavor.
How do you use "rutabaga" in a sentence?
Example: "She roasted rutabaga alongside carrots and potatoes." In Irish, "rutabaga" is svaeid.
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