How to Say “Curd” in Armenian

կաթնաշոռ
katʻnašoṙ/kɑtʰnɑˈʃor/
The English word curd is translated to Armenian as կաթնաշոռ (katʻnašoṙ). If unsure, use կաթնաշոռ. Wiktionary also lists շոռ (šoṙ).
Meaning: part of milk that coagulates (noun)

Ways to say it

“curd” in Armenian
Armenian Romanization (Wiktionary) IPA
կաթնաշոռ katʻnašoṙ /kɑtʰnɑˈʃor/ (Eastern Armenian)
/ɡɑtnɑˈʃoɾ/ (Western Armenian)
շոռ šoṙ

կաթնաշոռ refers to the part of milk that coagulates.

What does it mean word for word?

The word կաթնաշոռ is a compound of կաթ (milk) and շոռ (curd/whey).

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is katʻnašoṙ. The pronunciation is /kɑtʰnɑˈʃor/. The sounds are as follows: /k/ is like the s[c]an sound. /ɑ/ is like the l[a]va sound. /tʰ/ is like the [t]op sound. /n/ is like the [n]est sound. /ʃ/ is like the [sh]ip sound. And /r/ is a trilled sound like the Spanish pe[rr]o.

Did you know?

  • Armenian curd is often stored in traditional clay pots called կարաս to maintain the correct temperature and moisture.
  • In some rural Armenian regions, the process of making կաթնաշոռ involves using rennet from a calf's stomach to trigger coagulation.
  • In Armenian culture, կաթնաշոռ is frequently confused by foreigners with մատուն (matun), which is a fermented yogurt-like product, though they are produced differently.

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Example conversation

Levon and Ani are discussing breakfast in the kitchen.

  1. Լևոն Levon

    Անի, կաթնաշոռ կա՞ արդյոք սառնարանում:
    Ani, katnashorr kai ardyoq sarnaranum?
    Ani, is there any curd in the refrigerator?
  2. Անի Ani

    Այո, Լևոն, կա մի փոքր կաթնաշոռ:
    Ayo, Levon, ka mi poqr katnashorr:
    Yes, Levon, there is a little bit of curd.
  3. Լևոն Levon

    Կարո՞ղ եմ մի քիչ վերցնել:
    Karogh em mi qich vertsnel?
    May I take some?
  4. Անի Ani

    Իհարկե, վերցրու:
    Iharke, vertsru:
    Of course, take it.

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