Salami

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English

Etymology

Italian, plural of salame, salami. From sale "salt", from Latin sal.

Noun

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  1. A highly seasoned type of large sausage of Italian origin, typically made from chopped pork or beef and often garlic, and served in slices.
  2. (baseball) A grand slam

Translations

  • French: salami m.
  • German: Salami f.
  • Italian: salame m.
  • Latvian: salami (1)
  • Polish: salami

Derived terms

See also


French

Pronunciation

salami m.

  1. salami

Italian

salami m plural

  1. Plural of salame.

Polish

salami

  1. salami

Latvian

Noun

salami

  1. salamifr:salami
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