ψήνω

Greek

Etymology

Inherited from Medieval Greek ψήνω (psḗnō) and ψένω (psénō), from ἧψον (hêpson), ἡψήθην (hēpsḗthēn), or ἡψημένος (hēpsēménos), whose forms are ultimately from Ancient Greek ἕψω (hépsō, to boil, seethe). Compare with Mariupol Greek пси́ну (psínu).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈpsi.no/
  • Hyphenation: ψή‧νω

Verb

ψήνω • (psíno) (past έψησα, passive ψήνομαι, ppast ψήθηκα, ppp ψημένος)

  1. (cooking) to cook, make
    1. to boil, broil, steam
    2. to roast, stew
    3. to make, do, prepare

Conjugation

  • άψητος (ápsitos, not roasted, uncooked)
  • ηλιοψημένος (iliopsiménos, sunbaked, suntanned, participle)
  • ψημένος (psiménos, cooked, participle)
  • ψήσιμο n (psísimo, cooking)
  • ψησταριά f (psistariá, roaster)
  • ψηστήρι n (psistíri)
  • ψήστης m (psístis, griller, person who grills)
  • ψηστιέρα f (psistiéra)
  • ψηστικά n pl (psistiká, charge for cooking something)
  • ψητό n (psitó, roast)
  • ψητοπωλείο n (psitopoleío)
  • ψητός (psitós, roasted)
  • and see: αφέψημα n (afépsima)

See also

Further reading

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