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pierogi
In English, this term is frequently used as both a singular and plural noun, reflecting a common tendency to adopt foreign loanwords without modifying their original grammatical structures. While the Polish language distinguishes between the singular pieróg and the plural pierogi, English speakers typically use the plural form to refer to a single dumpling or a whole plate of them.
Because of this linguistic overlap, you will see "pierogi" used in contexts like "a pierogi" or "many pierogi." While some writers use "pierogis" to explicitly mark the plural in English, this is often viewed as redundant or incorrect by those familiar with the original Polish source.
Meanings
Examples
I would like an order of potato and cheese pierogi please.
My grandmother taught me how to fold pierogi by hand.
These pierogi are best served with a dollop of sour cream.
I wonder if this restaurant sells authentic Polish pierogi.
The pan sizzled as the chef fried the pierogi in brown butter.
We spent the whole afternoon making batches of pierogi for the holiday.
The menu features a variety of pierogi filled with sauerkraut and mushrooms.
The menu features a variety of pierogi filled with sauerkraut and mushrooms.