The traditional ingredients used in making pide bread are flour, yeast, water, salt, and sometimes olive oil.
In turkey
In Turkey, one of the most popular types of bread is called "ekmek." This traditional bread is often made from wheat flour and comes in various forms, including flatbreads like "pide" and "lavash." Another well-known bread is "simit," a sesame-crusted bread ring commonly enjoyed as a snack. Bread plays a central role in Turkish cuisine and is typically served with nearly every meal.
Pide means he she or it asks, and can also mean the command "Ask" as in, if you told someone to ask. A separate word, preguntar, is used for asking questions. Pide, from pedir, is asking FOR something, or in other words requesting something.
I believe that it is pronounced pita.
pide
yo pido tu pides vd. pide el/ella pide nosotros/as pedimos vostros/as pedeis vds. piden ellos/as piden
The pide piper of course
it means: ask for it and you´ll receive it , it´s like a proverb
The French spelling is "intrépide" (no difference between the masculine and feminine forms).
It means "The serpent asks the lion for help".
todo el mundo se le pide que contribuya
cuanto pide usted/pides para segar la hierba? (formal/informal)