Synonyms for "tvorog"
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Translations
27 translations across 23 languages.
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Armenian
1 entries - կաթնաշոռ noun (a soft Russian curd cheese)
Azerbaijani
1 entries - kəsmik noun (a soft Russian curd cheese)
Belarusian
1 entries - тваро́г noun (a soft Russian curd cheese)
Bulgarian
1 entries - тваро́г noun (a soft Russian curd cheese)
Czech
1 entries - tvaroh noun (a soft Russian curd cheese)
Eastern Mari
1 entries - торык noun (a soft Russian curd cheese)
Estonian
1 entries - kohupiim noun (a soft Russian curd cheese)
German
1 entries - Quark noun (a soft Russian curd cheese)
Ingrian
1 entries - rahka noun (a soft Russian curd cheese)
Japanese
1 entries - クワルク noun (a soft Russian curd cheese)
Kazakh
1 entries - сүзбе noun (a soft Russian curd cheese)
Korean
1 entries - 크바르크 noun (a soft Russian curd cheese)
Lower Sorbian
1 entries - twarog noun (a soft Russian curd cheese)
Polish
1 entries - twaróg noun (a soft Russian curd cheese)
Russian
2 entries - тво́рог noun (a soft Russian curd cheese)
- творо́г noun (a soft Russian curd cheese)
Serbo-Croatian
2 entries - tvàrog noun (a soft Russian curd cheese)
- тва̀рог noun (a soft Russian curd cheese)
Slovak
1 entries - tvaroh noun (a soft Russian curd cheese)
Tatar
1 entries - эремчек noun (a soft Russian curd cheese)
Ukrainian
1 entries - тварі́г noun (a soft Russian curd cheese)
Upper Sorbian
1 entries - twaroh noun (a soft Russian curd cheese)
Uzbek
1 entries - tvorog noun (a soft Russian curd cheese)
Vilamovian
3 entries - twiöeg noun (a soft Russian curd cheese)
- twiög noun (a soft Russian curd cheese)
- twuöḱ noun (a soft Russian curd cheese)
Yiddish
1 entries - צוואָרעך noun (a soft Russian curd cheese)
Sample sentences
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Anna took her camera to the market and photographed old peasant women in curdstained aprons standing with their big knuckles resting on the counter on either side of ruined white castles of tvorog, their eyes deep and sceptical behind red cheekbones.
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