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Pronunciation / Transliteration: ちょうみりょう
"彼女はサラダに調味料を加えました。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A substance used to enhance the flavor of food.
"She added a dash of hot sauce, a popular condiment, to her tacos." - 2
A substance, such as a sauce or spice, used to add flavor to food.
"Mustard is a common condiment served with sandwiches."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Latin 'condimentum', originating from 'condire', meaning to pickle, season, or preserve. The term entered the English language in the late 15th century via French, evolving from its original broader meaning of any preserved seasoning to refer specifically to pungent, spicy, or savory prepared substances added to food for flavor.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Condiment" is said worldwide
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condiment
Transliteration: kɔ̃.di.mɑ̃
"Elle a ajouté un peu de ketchup, un condiment populaire, à ses frites."
Gewürz
Transliteration: ɡəˈvʏʁts
"Senf ist ein häufig verwendetes Gewürz für Würstchen."
condimento
Transliteration: kon.diˈmen.to
"Il ketchup è un condimento molto amato nei panini."
condimento
Transliteration: kon.diˈmen.to
"La mostaza es un condimento común en los sándwiches."
condimento
Transliteration: kõ.dʒiˈmen.tu
"Ela adicionou um pouco de maionese, um condimento popular, à salada."
मसाला
Transliteration: masālā
"उसने अपने खाने में थोड़ा सा मिर्च मसाला डाला।"
调味品
Transliteration: tiáowèi pǐn
"她在沙拉中加入了一些调味品。"
조미료
Transliteration: jomiryo
"그녀는 샐러드에 조미료를 추가했습니다."
調味料
Transliteration: ちょうみりょう
"彼女はサラダに調味料を加えました。"
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