Shaurma . the famous meadle-east food . what's the meaning of the name ?
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It comes from the sentence 'Shawa lahma' then day after day it arrive to 'shawarma'\nThe meaning is grilled meat
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From dictionary.com:\n\nMain Entry:   baba ghanouj \nPart of Speech:   noun \nDefinition:   a thick sauce or spread of eggplant, sesame seeds, tahini, olive oil, lemon, and garlic; also written baba ganoush \nEtymology:   Arab. \nUsage:   cooking
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the capital "U" identifies that the item is "kosher," meaning it follows the food preparation guidelines for jewish beliefs.  you may also find one that says "K" as well, which identifies an opposing group of jewish dietary guidelines, although both "U" and "K" essentially mean the same thing:\n\nEdible by Jewish people.
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Not come across this one. but I'd love to know what it means.\nIf it's any help chard is a member of the beet family, you normally eat the leaves.\nIt's also an old fashioned word for heard and the name of a market town in Somerset.\nI also found the link below in wikepedia; is it possible you've misheard or misunderstood?
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It's curry and garlic. Arabic and Indian food can often make you kind of "smell like it"
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Chinese (pinyin- English spelling)\nHe's (Ta) Really (hen) Hot (shuai- pronounced shwai, litarally means good looking)-----all together, "Ta hen shuai".\n"He's hot" as in really popular, the "it" thing, famous-  "Ta hen hong" (hong means red, literally [used b/c "red-hot"])
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The word has two parts\nDharma+ Esh\nDharma means performing righteous\nEsh means God or Supreme\nTherefore, Dharmesh means the the supreme among the righteous performers
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Cappuccino is correct. Their was an order of monks named the "Capuchines" or something to that effect. I believe it is related to the word relating to the hooded robe they wore.\n\nSee link below?
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Cappuccino\n\nNamed after the color of the robes of the Capuchin monks, which, like the drink, are light chocolaty brown. The word is from Italian Cappuccino, which is the Italian name for the monks' order. The Capuchins themselves got their name from the hooded robe they wear; cappuccio means 'hood' (a diminutive form of Late Latin cappa 'head covering, cloak')
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"les schtroumpfs"  Which literally translates to "what's-its-name".  Hope this help
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honey moon has 2 meaning 1 is honey which u eat moon is which u can find it in the sky 2nd one is a married couple going to some beautiful to place to enjoy themselves few weeks after their marriage they call it has honey moon
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puerco = pork\ncaballo = horse\nreina (?) = queen   (never heard of "rana")\nmariposa(?) = butterfly  (never heard of "maripose")
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chąą' báhooghan "toilet"\n\nthe chąą' part means "excrement"\nthe báhooghan part means "a house for it", implying a separate building, or, "outhouse"
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there isnt a offcial name in arabic.(i just moved to lebanon like 4 months ago from NC) And from watchin politics throught this side of the world they call him a sharmoota or a menuuukeee or a yahmar.\nsharmoota=whore\nmenuuukeee=fag\nyahmar=donkey
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Yes.  It actually means "vinegared rice."  Sashimi means raw fish (litearally "sliced body" because you slice the meat of the fish to make it.)
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I don't know the history. We have them in 5 different towns around me every year. I do know the food is bomb!!! Sorry for not actually answering your question, I just really love that supa and meat!!
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the word dealing with food is chaat\n\nChaat is a word used across India, Pakistan and the rest of South Asia to refer to small plates of savory snacks, typically served at the side of the road from stalls or carts. Most chaat originated in North India, but they are now eaten across the country. Some believe that the chaat in Delhi is the best in the world, but other regions in India have their own styles, and would dispute that claim. Some are results of cultural syncretism - for instance, pao bhaji reflect a Portuguese influence, in the form of a bun, and bhel puri was created by a Gujarati migrant to Mumbai, whose descendants still run Vithal Bhelwala, near Victoria Terminus railway station.