Pronunciation
Sa*lad
SAH-luhd
Etymology
Noun
A delicacy served with only vegetables, meat and fish as a topping, and some toppings.
Kinds of salad include
- Caesar salad - salad created by restaurateur Caesar Cardini
- Tomato salad - salad made with tomatoes
- Tuna salad - salad made with tuna.
Translations
- Arabic:
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- Belorussian:
- Breton: saladenn f
- Bulgarian: салата
- Catalan:
- Chinese: salad
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- Estonian:
- Finnish: salaatti
- French: salade f
- Frisian:
- German: Salat m
- Greek: (salata )
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- Irish:
- Italian: insalata f
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- Norwegian:
- Polish: sałatka f
- Portuguese: ensalada
- Romanian:
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- Slovene:
- Spanish: ensalada f
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External Link
Wikipedia on Salad
