the GC term "kalamaras"
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by metecyp » Fri Feb 25, 2005 4:04 am
erolz wrote:Doesn't Kalamars mean squid / octopus? Just what have I been ordering in Greek restuarants all these years?
That's what I was thinking too!
But I think squid is kalamari rather than kalamara?-
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by magikthrill » Fri Feb 25, 2005 4:04 am
yes thats also kalamari.
im still trying to figure out if "kalamaras" come from the old greek word "kalamari" which i believe is (aside from squid) an old pen which had to be dipped in ink to use for writing.
im still trying to figure out if "kalamaras" come from the old greek word "kalamari" which i believe is (aside from squid) an old pen which had to be dipped in ink to use for writing.
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by michalis5354 » Fri Feb 25, 2005 10:11 am
To me the term "Kalamaras " sounds funny to have a serious meaning behind! It more reminds me of the Fish rather than anything else!
The ancient Greeks used the term "Kalamari" to referer to an Old Pen but I still do not see the relevance of the word that is used! Hope anyone else is more helpful!
The ancient Greeks used the term "Kalamari" to referer to an Old Pen but I still do not see the relevance of the word that is used! Hope anyone else is more helpful!
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