Bansko
70 (a) i sus kàžel' ftasàl turšìja
and with fermented cabbage, pickles.
85 (a) kàžel' i čekàn' i dròbine
… cabbage, and beets, and chunks of meat.
Čokmanovo 1
22 (a) kərd'ɔ̀ pət'ètə i s m'ɛ̀huve gul'ɛ̀mi im'ɛ̀hme
we had cabbage, potatoes, and big skin bags [of cheese].
Dolna Sekirna 2
118 (a) nasrèt ə zèl’e i onà sèdnemo dvàma sìna ìma
Greens in the middle [of it]. So we sit down, she has two sons
121 (a) tè tòpi si od zel’èto a jà tegàj ne obìčam
(and says), “Dip it in the ‘zele’ (cabbage)”, but I don’t like that
125 (a) i n’ìm si odrèže a mène lèp mi tùri sɤz zèl’eto da tòpim
She cuts slices for them, but gives me bread to dip in the “zele”.
128 (b) ama zèl’eto kažì kakvò znàči tovà nè e zèle ìstinsko
But tell them what “zele” means here, it’s not real “zele” (= cabbage).
Dolna Sekirna 3
53 (a) zèl’e ìmašᵊ a òvce mlèko sìren’e màslo màslo ka napràimo kačamàk
you’ve got cabbage, sheep, milk, cheese, butter – butter to make polenta
Malevo/Asg 2
29 (b) ìmə jèsenu vr’ème kugàtu tr’àvə zə zèl’e kàcə tr’àvə bɤ̀čvə zə vìnu
comes in the fall when people need crocks for cabbage or barrels for wine,
Srebŭrna 1
92 (a) bòp ušà ə ut suh imìš kumpòt i z’èli i ti slàgət
beans, dried fruit mixture, compote, cabbage. And they put it out for you,