- piroshki
- pi·rosh·ki
English syllables. 2014.
English syllables. 2014.
Piroshki — Les piroshki sont des bouchées d origine russe cuites ou frites que l on peut servir en entrée ou en accompagnement. Elles peuvent être remplies de viande hachée (boeuf) ou de légumes (pommes de terre) finement coupés. Sommaire 1 Recette 1.1… … Wikipédia en Français
piroshki — or pirozhki [pi räsh′kē] pl.n. small pastry turnovers with a filling … English World dictionary
piroshki — or pirozhki noun plural Etymology: Russian pirozhki, plural of pirozhok, diminutive of pirog pastry Date: 1912 small pastries with meat, cheese, or vegetable filling … New Collegiate Dictionary
piroshki — /pi rawsh kee, rosh /, n. (used with a pl. v.) Russian Cookery. small turnovers or dumplings with a filling, as of meat or fruit. [1910 15; < Russ pirozhkí, pl. of PIROZKÓK, dim. of piróg stuffed pastry] * * * … Universalium
piroshki — , pirozhki (pih ROHSH kee, pih rosh KEE) [Russian] In Russian cooking, small, baked turnovers or pastries, filled with a seasoned mixture of meat and/or vegetables … Dictionary of foreign words and phrases
piroshki — [pɪ rɒʃki] (also pirozhki ʒki) plural noun small Russian savoury pastries filled with meat or vegetables. Origin Russ. pirozhki, plural of pirozhok, dimin. of pirog … English new terms dictionary
piroshki — pi•rosh•ki [[t]pɪˈrɔʃ ki, ˈrɒʃ [/t]] n. pl. coo small turnovers with a filling, as of meat or vegetables • Etymology: 1910–15; < Russ pirozhkí, pl. of pirozhók, dim. of piróg stuffed pastry … From formal English to slang
piroshki — /pəˈrɒʃki/ (say puh roshkee), /pɪrəʃˈki/ (say piruhsh kee) noun (in Russian cookery) a small turnover consisting of a yeast pastry wrapping filled with meat, seafood, vegetables, etc. Also, pirozhki. {Russian} …
piroshki — noun small fruit or meat turnover baked or fried • Syn: ↑pirogi, ↑pirozhki • Regions: ↑Soviet Union, ↑Russia, ↑Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, ↑USSR • Hypernyms: ↑ … Useful english dictionary
Pirozhki — made with meat, mushroom, rice and onion stuffing. Origin Alternative name(s) Piroshki Pyrizhky Place of origin Russia … Wikipedia