Translation of Slovak word "piecť" to English
piecť
/piɛt͡sc/
Meaning
VerbTo cook using an oven, especially baked goods. To cook (something) in an oven (for someone).
How to use
Imperfective verb with alternating present stem (pečiem, pečieš, pečie, pečieme, pečiete, pečú; past: piekol, piekla; perfective: upiecť). Governs the accusative (piecť chlieb, piecť koláče). Means to bake food in an oven or roast in dry heat.
🇬🇧 English
bake
Example sentence
Na narodeniny upečiem tortu.
I'm going to bake a cake for my birthday.
Môžeš nám upiecť pizzu?
Can you bake a pizza for us?
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Common phrases
- piecť chlieb— to bake bread
- piecť koláče— to bake cakes / pastries
- slnko pečie— the sun is scorching
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What does the Slovak word "piecť" mean?▼
The Slovak word "piecť" means "bake" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Na narodeniny upečiem tortu." (which translates as "I'm going to bake a cake for my birthday.").
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