bliny

American  

[blin-ee, blee-nee] / ˈblɪn i, ˈbli ni /

plural noun

singular

blin

1. a variant of blini.

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Example Sentences

Mama would make thin, yeasty bliny and then stuff them with cheese, fold them up, and fry them.

From Literature

It celebrates, among other things, the end of winter, so traditions include sledding and snowball fights, and eating “bliny’’ pancakes — a symbol of buttery treats that are given up during Lent.

From Seattle Times

They needed the goat milk to make the cheese and to add to the bliny batter itself.

From Literature

Without milk and cheese, the bliny would just be sad pancakes.

From Literature

Dobrynya lurked near the tray of bliny Mama had made, sneaking one after another until Mama approached him.

From Literature