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european
Friulian
Adjective
european
- European
Romanian
Etymology
From French européen. Analyzable as Europa +? -ean.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /?e.u.ro?pe?an/
Adjective
european m or n (feminine singular european?, masculine plural europeni, feminine and neuter plural europene)
- European
Declension
Noun
european m (plural europeni, feminine equivalent european?)
- European
Declension
european From the web:
- what european countries are open
- what european countries are open to americans
- what european nations joined the allies
- what european countries can americans travel to
- what european countries are socialist
- what european countries speak english
- what european country colonized rwanda
- what european countries are not in the eu
genoise
English
Alternative forms
- génoise
Etymology
From French, named after the city of Genoa.
Noun
genoise (plural genoises)
- A classic European sponge cake.
Anagrams
- soignee, soignée
genoise From the web:
- what's genoise cake
- genoise meaning
- what is genoise sponge
- what is genoise sponge cake
- what is genoise sponge used for
- what is genoise in baking
- what does genoise cake taste like
- what does genocide mean
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