gruyere

See also: gruyère and Gruyère

English

Etymology

Borrowed from French gruyère.

Noun

gruyere (uncountable)

Gruyère cheese
- 1988 March 25, Stephanie Ross, “Restaurant Tours: a lofty approach to health food”, in Chicago Reader‎:
  Other entrees offered periodically include a tart of leeks and chevre, or leeks and gruyere ($8.75) […] .

Translations

type of cheese

Dutch: gruyère (nl) m
Finnish: gruyère, gruyèrejuusto
Franco-Provençal: gruviéres
French: gruyère (fr) m
German: Greyerzer m

Greek: γραβιέρα (el) (graviéra)
Italian: groviera (it) f
Japanese: グリュイエール (guryuiēru)
Swedish: gruyere (sv), gruyère c

See also

Gruyère (cheese) on Wikipedia.Wikipedia

Spanish

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ɡɾuˈɟ͡ʝeɾe/, [ɡɾuˈʝeɾe]

Noun

gruyere m (plural gruyeres)

gruyere

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