Chardonnay

chardonnay English Alternative forms en chardonnay Etymology en fr chardonnay, believed to be named after the village of fr Chardonnay in the Mâconnais region of France, where Pouilly-Fuissé is currently produced; it is possible that the variety was first bred there Pronunciation en /ˌʃɑː(ɹ)dəˈneɪ/ en En-us-Chardonnay.oga GA Noun ~ en Q213332en countable A green-skinned grape variety used to make a white wine. en Q114226148en uncountable A variety of wine made from this grape. Derived terms en Chardonnayish en Chard clipping en Chardonnay socialism, en Chardonnay socialist en ABC anything but Chardonnay Translations grape Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 霞多麗 Xiáduōlì, cmn 莎當妮 Shādāngnī, cmn 夏敦埃 Xiàdūn'āi Finnish: fi chardonnay-rypäle French: fr chardonnay m Galician: gl chardonnay m German: de Chardonnay-Traube f Japanese: ja シャルドネ sharudone Macedonian: mk Шардоне Marathi: mr शार्डोने p Portuguese: pt Chardonnay f Russian: ru шардоне́ n šardonɛ́ Spanish: es wine Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 霞多麗 Xiáduōlì, cmn 莎當妮 Shādāngnī, cmn 夏敦埃 Xiàdūn'āi Finnish: fi chardonnay, fi chardonnay-viini French: fr chardonnay m Galician: gl chardonnay m Georgian: ka შარდონე German: de Chardonnay m Japanese: ja シャルドネ Sharudone Marathi: mr शार्डोने f Portuguese: pt Chardonnay m Russian: ru шардоне́ n šardonɛ́ Spanish: es chardonay m References MacNeil, Karen (2015): The Wine Bible en terms derived from toponyms en Grape cultivars Wines French Etymology From fr la-lat Cardonnacum, from fr la carduus wild thistle, artichoke, a name from the Roman period describing the surrounding area. Pronunciation Proper noun fr village dept/Saône-et-Loire region:suf/Bourgogne-Franche-Comté c/France Further reading fr