cheesecloth

Glavanovci 3

10 (a) od bèlite od bèloto plàtno tenzùx se kàzva
white, of white fabric. It’s called cheesecloth.

Trjavna

107 (a) t’enzùx t’enzùx nəpràenu i
Cheesecloth, [it’s] made [of] cheesecloth, and –

108 (KP) cedàk
The strainer.

109 (a) dà dà
Yes, yes.

171 (b) t’inzùx nəpràenu tɤ̀j kətu cidàči
Something like a strainer made out of cheesecloth.

182 (b) ml’èčnu təkòvə i ut n’ègu s idnò pərcàlči i gu pric’èždət
Something milk-like. [They take some] and strain it through a piece of cheesecloth.

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