bitki
bitki noun: synonym of bitochki (“a kind of meatball from Slavic countries”).
Noun
bitki (plural bitki or bitkis)
- Synonym of bitochki (“a kind of meatball from Slavic countries”).
- Bitki are served with a sour cream, or red sauce like tomato sauce, or Madeira sauce, garnished with fried onions and sautéed potatoes. Some recipes call for finely chopped parsley among the ingredients.1964, Robin Howe, “Bitki (1): Beef Rissoles (Russian-style Hamburgers)”, in Russian Cooking, London: André Deutsch, →OCLC, “Meat” section, page 115
- Synonyms:
- bitochki
Synonyms of bitki
Forms of bitki
| plural | bitki |
|---|---|
| plural | bitkis |
Origin of bitki
From Russian битки́ (bitkí), plural of бито́к (bitók).
Questions about bitki
- What does bitki mean?
- Bitki means synonym of bitochki (“a kind of meatball from Slavic countries”).
- What part of speech is bitki?
- Bitki is a noun.
- What is the plural of bitki?
- The plural of bitki is bitki.
Words near bitki in the dictionary
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