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its a typue of pear
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What is the Hebrew word for etrog?
etrog (אתרוג) is already Hebrew. It's the Hebrew word for "citron," a yellow citrus fruit.
What is a name of fruit that starts with letter e?
entawak,eggplant,etrog,elderberry,and many others
What are some good etrog recipes?
There are a selection of etrog recipes avaialble online (called "citron" in English), including etrog jam, etrog syrup, etrog cake, and etrog vodka. But I've read that etrogs are extremely high in pesticides since they are sold for ritual purposes & not for eating. The nicer they are, the more expensive they are, thus the extra pesticides.
What has the author Sorel Etrog written?
Sorel Etrog has written: 'Sorel Etrog' -- subject(s): Canadian Sculpture, Exhibitions, Sculpture, Canadian
Fruits that start with e?
Entawak ( its a brown yellow fruit ) Etrog ( looks like a big sized lemon ) Elephant Apple Emblic ( its a small yellow berry like fruit ) - its the indian gooseberry
When did Sorel Etrog die?
Sorel Etrog died on February 26, 2014, in Toronto, Canada.
What tree does the Etrog grow on?
An etrog tree, just like lemons grow on lemon trees and oranges grow on orange trees. Etrogs are a very primitive relative of the lemon, and they are also considered a variety of citron, which just means lemon in some language but means thick skinned varieties with lots of seeds and hardly any juice in English. So, you can say that Etrogs grow on Citron trees. In any case, it's a variety of citrus fruit and without fruit, it's hard to tell the difference between etrog, lemon and lime trees.
When was Sorel Etrog born?
Sorel Etrog was born on August 29, 1933, in Iasi, Iasi, Romania.
What is an Etrog?
Etrog is a type of citrus, considered one of the parents of lemons. it also has a religious significance to Jews on the holyday called "sucot"
What is a dung melon?
This is a fruit I have not had any personal contact with, nor is it anything that has ever been known by those who I have asked. I have however seen such a phrase used to describe an object in a fruitbowl on a fictional, childrens television program. In this instance the fruit in actually used was an 'Etrog'.
Is sorel etrog married?
no, he's not married.
Where is the etrog grown?
Most commonly in Israel, but not always.
