ardi gasna
ardi gasna noun: a medium-soft aromatic sheep's milk cheese from the Basque region of France. The rind is edible, of an orange or terra cotta color and often colored or seasoned with the controllee Espelette peppers of the region.
Noun
ardi gasna (uncountable)
- A medium-soft aromatic sheep's milk cheese from the Basque region of France. The rind is edible, of an orange or terra cotta color and often colored or seasoned with the controllee Espelette peppers of the region.
Origin of ardi gasna
From Basque ardi (“ewe”) + gasna (“milk”).
Questions about ardi gasna
- What does ardi gasna mean?
- Ardi gasna means a medium-soft aromatic sheep's milk cheese from the Basque region of France. The rind is edible, of an orange or terra cotta color and often colored or seasoned with the controllee Espelette peppers of the region.
- What part of speech is ardi gasna?
- Ardi gasna is a noun.
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