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What does the German word Nahrung mean?
Nourishment Sustenance Food
How do you say I love German food in German?
"Ich mag Essen." make sure you capitalize the word "Essen" meaning food. All nouns are capitalized in German. The word love in German: "Liebe" is not used the same in German as in English. One would not say "Ich liebe Essen." It just doesn't make sense in German.
What breakfast food gets its name from the German word for stirrup?
bagel
What breakfast food gets its name from the German word sturrup?
Bagel
What is 'soul food' in German?
"Seelenkost" is a German equivalent of "soul food."The German word is a feminine noun that combines the words "Seele" ("soul") and "kost" ("food"). Its singular definite article is "die" ("the"). Its singular indefinite article is "eine" ("a, one").
What German food items start with the letter X?
Apart from the archaic Xereswein (sherry) there are no German food items that begin with the letter X.Modern German language tends to use the English loan word sherry in preference to Xereswein
What is origin of word hamster?
The origin is German. It is supposed to be like hamperbecause of their food pouches in their cheeks.
Translate this German word - chre?
Chre is not a German word
Where did the word NOSH originate from?
If you mean nosh, as in food - it has a Yiddish/German connection. In Yiddish as 'nashn' as in nibbles, and in German as 'Naschen'. There is also a word 'khnaskwajanan' meaning restaurant and shortened to 'nosh house'
What country is the word knapsack originate from?
From a 15th century German word, of the same spelling, referring to a bag carrying clothes and food
What does hamburger mean in German?
A citizen of the city of Hamburg. Hamburger, a type of food, is the same word in English and German.
What language is the word delicatessen taken from?
Origin is German 'delikatessen' meaning a delicacy and fine food. The German word was adopted from the French word 'Delicatesse' from delicat meaning 'fine' which in turn comes from Latin 'delicatus' meaning 'delightful and dainty'
