Translation for 'pomegranate' from English to Greek

pomegranate {noun} [Punica granatum]

ρόδι {το}

• Much like "Madonna of the Pomegranate," this Madonna is seen holding a pomegranate in her left hand.
• It is named for the pomegranate, ("Punica granatum"), and is obtained from pomegranate seed oil.
• Nardaran's name come from Persian: "nar" (pomegranate)نار + "daran" (trees) داران, i.e. "place with pomegranate trees".
• Pomegranate seeds are eaten for a year of many blessings, because there are many seeds inside of a single pomegranate.
• The red paint, at the bottom right of the image, is obtained by a mixture of paprika, pomegranate leaves, poppy powder and pomegranate peel.

• Ain El Remmaneh means "the water spring of the pomegranate tree", for the area was known to be covered with pomegranate and citrus trees before it was wiped out during the civil war.
• is a pomegranate, fruit of the Ermioni pomegranate tree, a local variety grown in the Ermionida area in the Peloponnese, Greece, which has been granted a Protected Designation of Origin designation.
• is an Israeli winery specialized in producing pomegranate wine, with over a dozen varieties.
• The company's main product is pomegranate juice, which is sold in a trademark "double-bulb" bottle.
• Moreover, pomegranate juice or pomegranate molasses has been used in Iranian cuisine from old times since the pomegranate originated in Iran and is native to this region.

• In the Caucasus, pomegranate is used mainly for juice. In Azerbaijan, a sauce from pomegranate juice "narsharab", (from [...] , lit. "pomegranate wine") is usually served with fish or "tika kabab".