Pierogi
pierogi
Meaning of Pierogi
gefüllte Teigtaschen mit Kartoffeln, Käse, Fleisch oder Obst
польские вареники с начинкой из картофеля, сыра, мяса или фруктов
Pronunciation
Pierogi with Russian translation
Pierogi usage examples
Ich esse gern Pierogi mit Kartoffeln.
Я люблю польские вареники с картошкой.
Die Pierogi schmecken mit saurer Sahne sehr gut.
Польские вареники со сметаной очень вкусные.
Pierogi synonyms
What's the difference between Pierogi, Teigtaschen, gefüllte Teigtaschen, Piroggen, Ravioli, Maultaschen, and Knödel
A more descriptive phrase that stresses the filling; close to the meaning of pierogi.
A borrowed word close to pierogi; usually used for Eastern European filled dumplings or pies.
An Italian equivalent with a similar meaning, but a distinct dish and culinary tradition.
A German traditional dish similar to filled dumplings, but usually larger and region-specific.
A similar dish from another cuisine; usually refers to Spanish or Latin American filled pastries.
Advanced: broader words
A broader and less precise term; usually means dumplings, not necessarily filled.
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Pierogi belongs to the topic "Eastern European Cuisine →". Start with a short set of 1 word so the word is easier to remember in context.
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What does Pierogi mean?
dumplings filled with potato, cheese, meat or fruit
How do you pronounce Pierogi?
Pierogi is pronounced [piˈjɔɡi].
How is Pierogi used in a sentence?
Я люблю польские вареники с картошкой. Translation: Ich esse gern Pierogi mit Kartoffeln.
Is Pierogi part of Eastern European Cuisine vocabulary?
Yes, Pierogi can be learned in the Eastern European Cuisine topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
Is Pierogi part of Dishes vocabulary?
Yes, Pierogi can be learned in the Dishes topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
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