Arancini is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "rice balls." The pronunciation of the masculine plural noun -- which comes from adding the diminutive ending -ini ("dear, little") to the feminine singular noun arancia ("orange") in honor of the food's final fried coloring -- will be "A-ran-TCHEE-nee" in Italian.
"Wheat grain creamed rice" is an English equivalent of the Italian phrase farro risotto. The masculine singular phrase most famously references an Italian dish that replaces or supplements the standard ingredient of rice (riso). The pronunciation will be "FAR-ro ree-SOT-to" in Pisan Italian.
The Telugu word "ganji" can be translated to English as "rice gruel" or "rice porridge."
ご飯 "gohan"
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The translation of "Gawaing Bahay" from Bisaya to English is translated as "old rice".
御飯("gohan"=cooked rice) 米("kome"=uncooked rice) alternatively... ライス("ra-i-su"=rice)
"Broth-cooked creamy rice of the day" is an English equivalent of the Italian phrase risotto del giorno. The masculine singular noun, combined possessive preposition with masculine singular definite article, and masculine singular noun reference the way in which Italy's fish, meat, or vegetable broth-cooked rice dish may appear on a menu. The pronunciation will be "ree-SOT-to del DJOR-no" in Italian.
Riso is an Italian equivalent of the English word "rice." The masculine singular noun may be preceded by the masculine singular definite article il ("the"). The pronunciation will be "REE-so" in Italian.
"Riso" in Italian translates to "rice" in English. It is a staple food in Italian cuisine and is commonly used in dishes like risotto and arancini.
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Rice Balls are made by combining Rice and Laver Seaweed on the Cutting Board. You can grow Rice in the Fall, and Laver Seaweed can be foraged on the beach in Winter.
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