How to Say “Butternut Squash” in Serbian

мускатна тиква
muskatna tikva
In Serbian, butternut squash is called мускатна тиква (muskatna tikva).
The phrase refers to the Cucurbita moschata cultivar.
Meaning: Cucurbita moschata cultivar (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is muskatna tikva.

Did you know?

  • The word тиква is sometimes used in idiomatic expressions to describe someone's head, similar to how English speakers might use 'pumpkin' or 'melon' in a playful or mocking way.
  • In the Balkans, dried versions of тиква were historically used as vessels for water or as musical instruments, a use not typically associated with the modern butternut variety.
  • The term мускатна is also used in Serbian to describe 'Muscat' grapes, creating a naming link between a sweet wine grape and a winter squash.

Examples in context

  • Danas ću napraviti ukusnu supu od tikve muskatne.
    Today, I will make a delicious butternut squash soup.
  • Gledaj ovo, kupio sam svježu tikvicu muskatnu na tržnici.
    Look at this, I bought fresh butternut squash at the market.
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