A pear tree with round very tasty pears, like apples, called milápkia.
Name - Origin
Anari (cheese) which has not been completely dried. (Pharmakidou XP, 2003 p. 267)
Compound word from milla + chloros. The first compound milla means oily and sticky, because anari retains some greasiness just before it is dried or when it is dried. Chloros here is translated as fresh or damp. (Pharmakidou XP, 2003 p. 267)
Additional information and bibliography
Anari is divided into ttzerijin or unsalted (fresh), millohlori and dried (Pharmakidou XP, 2003 p. 267)
Pharmakidou XP (1983). Γλωσσάριον Ξενοφώντος Π. Φαρμακίδου, [Υλικά διά την σύνταξιν Ιστορικού Λεξικού της Κυπριακής Διαλέκτου, μέρος Β', έκδ. Θεοφανώς Δ. Κυπρή], Centre for Scientific Research, Nicosia, 2nd ed., 2003.
Stalo Lazarou
Foods
Dairy products
The types of dairy products produced and consumed in the 18th century. Report of Archim. Kyprianos (1788)