Feta Definition

fĕtə, fātə
noun
A white semisoft cheese usually made of goat's or sheep's milk and often preserved in brine.
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Other Word Forms of Feta

Noun

Singular:
feta
Plural:
fetas

Origin of Feta

  • Modern Greek (turi) pheta (cheese) slice from Italian fetta slice from offetta diminutive of *offa from Latin offa morsel of food

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Feta Sentence Examples

  • Dinner comes as feta bake, tuna pasta and potato salad and it is wonderful.

  • Have a leafy green such as creamed spinach and a salad with cucumbers, tomatoes and feta cheese.

  • Feta cheese is the most renowned dairy product from the area.

  • Roasted brussels sprouts, sugared walnuts, and feta cheese - Accompanied with or without cooked tofu, this salad makes a great main dish meal when served warm.

  • Then mix the pasta with hunks of feta, Kalamata olives, tomato slices, and fresh basil for a Greek salad or fresh corn kernels, sliced avocado, diced tomatoes, pieces of red onion, and chilled black beans for a Southwestern meal.

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Words Starting With

FFEFET

Words Ending With

ATAETA

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