Khachapuri

Pronunciation: /kɑːtʃəˈpʊri/

Definitions of khachapuri

noun a traditional Georgian dish consisting of cheese-filled bread

Example Sentences

A1 I tried khachapuri for the first time and I loved it.

A2 Khachapuri is a traditional Georgian dish made with cheese-filled bread.

B1 When I visited Georgia, I made sure to try authentic khachapuri at a local restaurant.

B2 The khachapuri I had in Tbilisi was the best I've ever tasted.

C1 As a food enthusiast, I have tried many variations of khachapuri from different regions.

C2 The chef's special khachapuri with extra cheese and eggs was a culinary masterpiece.

Examples of khachapuri in a Sentence

formal The traditional Georgian dish khachapuri is often served at special occasions.

informal I can't wait to try that cheesy khachapuri at the new Georgian restaurant.

slang Khachapuri is the bomb - so cheesy and delicious!

figurative Her storytelling was like a khachapuri of words, rich and satisfying.

Grammatical Forms of khachapuri

• past tense: ate khachapuri
• plural: khachapuris
• comparative: more khachapuri
• superlative: most khachapuri
• present tense: is khachapuri
• future tense: will eat khachapuri
• perfect tense: has eaten khachapuri
• continuous tense: is eating khachapuri
• singular: khachapuri
• positive degree: very khachapuri
• infinitive: to eat khachapuri
• gerund: eating khachapuri
• participle: eaten khachapuri

Origin and Evolution of khachapuri

First Known Use: 0013 year

Language of Origin: Georgian

Story behind the word: Khachapuri is a traditional Georgian dish consisting of cheese-filled bread. The word 'khachapuri' is believed to have originated from the Georgian words 'khacho' meaning cheese curds and 'puri' meaning bread.

Evolution of the word: Over time, khachapuri has become a staple dish in Georgian cuisine and has evolved to include various regional variations with different types of cheese and fillings.