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bowl of cottage cheeseFirst known use is from 1831 in the periodical Godey's Lady's Book
cottage cheese countable and uncountable plural cottage cheeses
A cheese curd product with a mild flavor that is drained but not pressed so some whey remains.
Synonyms: curd cheese Dutch cheese ( US ) , smearcase ( Pennsylvania, Texas ) ; ( often synonymous ) pot cheese farmer cheese Near-synonyms: quark mató ricotta tvorog cheese curd product
Abkhaz: ахаҷа ( axačʼa )
Albanian: gjizë (sq) f
Arabic: جُبْن قَرِيش m ( jubn qarīš )
Moroccan Arabic: جبن m ( jban )
Armenian: կաթնաշոռ (hy) ( katʻnašoṙ )
Bashkir: эремсек ( eremsek )
Basque: gaztanbera
Belarusian: тваро́г m ( tvaróh )
Bulgarian: извара f ( izvara ) , тваро́г m ( tvaróg )
Catalan: mató (ca) m brull (ca)
Chinese:
Cantonese: 茅屋芝士 ( maau4 uk1 zi1 si6-2 )
Mandarin: 白乾酪 ／ 白干酪 ( báigānlào ) , 白軟乾酪 ／ 白软干酪 ( báiruǎn gānlào ) , 鬆軟乾酪 ／ 松软干酪 ( sōngruǎn gānlào ) , 農家乾酪 ／ 农家干酪 ( nóngjiā gānlào ) , 鮮乾酪 ／ 鲜干酪 ( xiāngānlào ) , 鄉村奶酪 ／ 乡村奶酪 (zh) ( xiāngcūn nǎilào ) , 農家乳酪 ／ 农家乳酪 ( nóngjiā rǔlào ) , 軟白乾酪 ／ 软白干酪 ( ruǎnbái gānlào )
Czech: tvaroh (cs) m
Danish: hytteost (da) c
Dutch: huttenkaas m hüttenkäse (nl) m cottage cheese m
Erzya: топо ( topo )
Esperanto: kazeo
Estonian: kohupiim kodujuust
Faroese: kovaostur m
Finnish: raejuusto (fi)
French: fromage blanc (fr) m faisselle (fr) f fromage frais (fr) m quark (fr) m
Galician: requeixo (gl) m
Georgian: ხაჭო ( xač̣o )
German: Hüttenkäse (de) m Quark (de) m
Greek: ανθότυρο (el) n ( anthótyro )
Ancient: πυριάτη f ( puriátē )
Hebrew: קוֹטֶג׳ m ( kótej ) , גְּבִינַת קוֹטֶג׳ f ( g'vinát-kótej )
Hungarian: túró (hu)
Icelandic: kotasæla (is) f
Ido: kazeo (io)
Italian: fiocchi di latte m pl
Japanese: コテージチーズ ( kotēji chīzu ) , コッテージチーズ ( kottēji chīzu ) , カテージチーズ ( katēji chīzu ) , カッテージチーズ ( kattēji chīzu ) , クワルク (ja) ( kuwaruku )
Kabuverdianu: rekexom rakexom
Kashubian: glëmza f glëmzda f
Kazakh: ірімшік (kk) ( ırımşık )
Korean: 코티지 치즈 ( kotiji chijeu ) , 크바르크 ( keubareukeu )
Kyrgyz: быштак (ky) ( bıştak )
Latvian: mājas siers m
Lithuanian: varškė (lt) f grūdėta varškė f
Macedonian: младо сирење n ( mlado sirenje ) , изварка f ( izvarka ) , урда f ( urda )
Malagasy: tsaky (mg)
Malay: keju kotej
Norwegian: hytteost m
Persian: ترف (fa) ( tarf ) , لور (fa) ( lur ) , پَنیر کُلبه (fa) ( panir kolbe )
Plautdietsch: Gloms f
Polish: serek wiejski m
Portuguese: cottage m requeijão (pt) m
Romanian: brânză albă f
Russian: творо́г (ru) m ( tvoróg ) , тво́рог (ru) m ( tvórog ) , дома́шний сыр m ( domášnij syr )
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: ску̏та f шва̏пскӣ си̏р m
Roman: skȕta (sh) f švȁpskī sȉr m
Slovak: tvaroh m
Slovene: skuta (sl) f
Sorbian:
Lower Sorbian: twarog m
Upper Sorbian: twaroh m
Spanish: cottage (es) m requesón (es) m
Swahili: please add this translation if you can
Swedish: keso (sv) c grynost (sv) c ostmyssja c ostmassa c cottage cheese (sv)
Tagalog: kesong puti
Tarifit: taklilt f
Tatar: эремчек (tt) ( eremçek )
Turkish: lor (tr) , lor peyniri
Ukrainian: тварі́г m ( tvaríh ) , сир (uk) m ( syr )
Uzbek: tvorog
Vietnamese: phô mai tươi
Vilamovian: twiöeg m twiög m twuöḱ m
Walloon: makêye (wa) f stofé (wa) m
Welsh: caws colfran (cy) m
Yiddish: צוואָרעך m ( tsvorekh )
Zulu: please add this translation if you can
Borrowed from English cottage cheese
cottage cheese m uncountable
cottage cheese Synonyms: huttenkaas hüttenkäse Hyponym: kwark Borrowed from English cottage cheese
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cottage cheese m uncountable
( Anglicism ) cottage cheese Synonyms: keso grynost Hyponym: färskost 2014 May 17, Göran Frost, “Arla rekryterar till Falkenberg [Arla is recruiting for Falkenberg. ]”, in P4 Halland Ombyggnaden av det före detta ostmejeriet i Falkenberg till cottage cheese -produktion följer tidsplanen, och i oktober ska produktionen vara i gång. The renovation of the former cheese factory in Falkenberg for cottage cheese production is proceeding according to schedule, and production is set to start in October. Seldom used in speech, mainly found as a market term in Sweden.
