λαχανικό

Greek

Etymology

From λάχανο (láchano) + the neuter form of -ικός (-ikós).

Noun

λαχανικό • (lachanikó) n (plural λαχανικά)

  1. vegetable (edible plant)
  2. (in plural) vegetables (in general)
    1. greens
    2. greenstuff
    3. herbs

Usage notes

  • Includes edible leaf vegetables: brassicas, fruits, grasses etc. Exclude cereals, sugar beet, etc.

Declension

Declension of λαχανικό
singular plural
nominative λαχανικό (lachanikó) λαχανικά (lachaniká)
genitive λαχανικού (lachanikoú) λαχανικών (lachanikón)
accusative λαχανικό (lachanikó) λαχανικά (lachaniká)
vocative λαχανικό (lachanikó) λαχανικά (lachaniká)

Synonyms

  • λαχαναγορά f (lachanagorá, “vegetable market”)
  • λαχανάκι n (lachanáki, “baby vegetable”)
  • λαχανής m (lachanís, “light green”)
  • λαχανίδα f (lachanída, “kale”)
  • λάχανο n (láchano, “cabbage”)
  • λαχανο- (lachano-, “prefix”)
  • λαχανόκηπος m (lachanókipos, “kitchen garden”)
  • λαχανόπιτα f (lachanópita, “vegetable pie”)
  • λαχανόφυλλο n (lachanófyllo, “cabbage leaf”)

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