πέτσα

Greek

Etymology

From Italian pezza (“patch of cloth”)

Noun

πέτσα • (pétsa) f (plural πέτσες)

  1. rind
  2. skin, crust (on baked dish)

Declension
declension of πέτσα
singular plural
nominative πέτσα • πέτσες •
genitive πέτσας • πετσών •
accusative πέτσα • πέτσες •
vocative πέτσα • πέτσες •
  • πετσί n (petsí, “skin”)
  • πετσέτα f (petséta, “towel, napkin”)
  • πετσετέ (petseté, “towelling textured”)
  • πετσετάκι f (petsetáki, “doily, napkin”)
  • πετσάκι n (petsáki, “foreskin”)
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