dill in Russian
dill in Russian is укро́п, укро́п паху́чий, укроп — dill means a feathery herb with a mild, aniseed-like flavor, used fresh or dried in cooking.
dill in Russian
What does "dill" mean?
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noun A feathery herb with a mild, aniseed-like flavor, used fresh or dried in cooking.
"She sprinkled fresh dill over the salmon."
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noun A cucumber pickled with dill and other seasonings.
"He ordered a burger with a dill on the side."
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verb To season or cook food with dill.
"The recipe calls for dilling the potato salad lightly."
dill in a sentence
- She sprinkled fresh dill over the salmon.
- Dill grows quickly and self-seeds readily in a herb garden.
- He ordered a burger with a dill on the side.
- The recipe calls for dilling the potato salad lightly.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "dill" in Russian?
"dill" in Russian is укро́п, укро́п паху́чий, укроп. dill means: A feathery herb with a mild, aniseed-like flavor, used fresh or dried in cooking.
How do you pronounce укро́п?
"dill" in Russian is укро́п, pronounced "ukrop".
How do you use "dill" in a sentence?
Example: "She sprinkled fresh dill over the salmon." In Russian, "dill" is укро́п, укро́п паху́чий, укроп.
Are there other ways to say "dill" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "dill": укро́п, укро́п паху́чий, укроп.