μαντολάτο
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Greek
Etymology
From Venetan mandolato. In Italian, mandorlato.
Pronunciation
Noun
μαντολάτο • (mantoláto) n (plural μαντολάτα)
Declension
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | μαντολάτο (mantoláto) | μαντολάτα (mantoláta) |
| genitive | μαντολάτου (mantolátou) | μαντολάτων (mantoláton) |
| accusative | μαντολάτο (mantoláto) | μαντολάτα (mantoláta) |
| vocative | μαντολάτο (mantoláto) | μαντολάτα (mantoláta) |
Related terms
- μάντολα f (mántola) (sweet)
- μαντόλα f (mantóla, “music instrument bigger than the mandolin”)
- μαντολίνο n (mantolíno, “mandolin”)
Further reading
μαντολάτο on the Greek Wikipedia.Wikipedia el
