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Karidis

Noun - Singular

A type of small, freshwater fish found in the rivers of Greece. It is known for its delicate flavor and is often used in cooking traditional Greek dishes.

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Sample sentence: The chef prepared a delicious meal using fresh karidis caught from the nearby river.

Noun - Plural

A term used to refer to a group of close-knit families residing in a particular neighborhood or community. These karidis have a strong sense of community and often come together for various social and cultural events.

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Sample sentence: The annual karidis picnic is a highly anticipated event, where all the families gather to celebrate and strengthen their bond.

Adjective

Referring to anything or anyone originating or related to the town of Karidis, a remote village nestled in the mountains of Albania. It is known for its breathtaking landscapes and traditional customs.

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Sample sentence: The Karidis farmhouse was built in a traditional architectural style and offered stunning views of the surrounding mountains.

Verb

To engage in quick, lively, and rhythmic dance movements popular in the local cultural festivals of the Balkans. The karidis dance is characterized by its energetic footwork and traditional music.

Related products: Karidis dance, Karidis music

Sample sentence: The entire community gathered in the square to karidis and celebrate the arrival of spring.

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