Parma in Latin
Parma in Latin is Parma — Parma means a dish of meat or vegetables cooked in the parmigiana style, coated in tomato sauce and cheese.
Parma in Latin
Parma
What does "Parma" mean?
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noun A dish of meat or vegetables cooked in the parmigiana style, coated in tomato sauce and cheese.
"The pub down the road does a chicken parma that's famous locally."
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- The pub down the road does a chicken parma that's famous locally.
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What is "Parma" in Latin?
"Parma" in Latin is Parma. Parma means: A dish of meat or vegetables cooked in the parmigiana style, coated in tomato sauce and cheese.
How do you use "Parma" in a sentence?
Example: "The pub down the road does a chicken parma that's famous locally." In Latin, "Parma" is Parma.
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