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Pronunciation / Transliteration: lavash
"Le lavash est souvent utilisé pour envelopper des kebabs."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A soft, thin flatbread of Armenian origin, traditionally baked in a tandoor.
"Lavash is often used to wrap kebabs or as a base for various dishes." - 2
A type of bread that is typically served with meals in Middle Eastern and Caucasian cuisines.
"In many restaurants, lavash is served alongside dips and salads."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'lavash' originates from Armenian, where it refers to a type of flatbread. It has been used in various cultures of the Caucasus and Middle East for centuries, evolving from ancient bread-making traditions.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Lavash" is said worldwide
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lavash
Transliteration: lavash
"Le lavash est souvent utilisé pour envelopper des kebabs."
Lavash
Transliteration: Lavash
"Lavash wird oft mit verschiedenen Gerichten serviert."
lavash
Transliteration: lavash
"Il lavash è un tipo di pane piatto molto popolare."
lavash
Transliteration: lavash
"El lavash se utiliza a menudo para envolver carne."
lavash
Transliteration: lavash
"O lavash é um pão tradicional na culinária do Oriente Médio."
लवाश
Transliteration: lavash
"लवाश अक्सर कबाब लपेटने के लिए उपयोग किया जाता है।"
拉瓦什
Transliteration: lā wǎ shí
"拉瓦什常用于包裹肉类。"
라바시
Transliteration: rabasi
"라바시는 종종 케밥을 싸는 데 사용됩니다."
ラヴァシュ
Transliteration: ravashu
"ラヴァシュはケバブを包むのに使われます。"
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