Is there any appetizer?
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Appetizer
//ˈæpɪˌtaɪzə//
Synonyms for "appetizer" (18 found)
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Strong matches (5)
Related words (9)
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2 entriesderived from
1 entriesis a
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3 entriesTranslations
74 translations across 32 languages.
Arabic
3 entries- مَزَّة noun (small, light first course)
- مُشَهْي noun (small, light first course)
- مُقَبِّل noun (small, light first course)
Armenian
1 entries- նախուտեստ noun (small, light first course)
Azerbaijani
1 entries- məzə noun (small, light first course)
Bulgarian
4 entries- аперити́в noun (small, light first course)
- заку́ска noun (small, light first course)
- мезе́ noun (small, light first course)
- разядка noun (small, light first course)
Catalan
1 entries- aperitiu noun (small, light first course)
Chinese Mandarin
2 entries- 前菜 noun (small, light first course)
- 開胃菜 /开胃菜 noun (small, light first course)
Czech
2 entries- apetizér noun (small, light first course)
- předkrm noun (small, light first course)
Dutch
2 entries- bittergarnituur noun (small, light first course)
- borrelhapjes noun (small, light first course)
Esperanto
1 entries- antaŭmanĝaĵo noun (small, light first course)
Finnish
2 entries- alkupala noun (small, light first course)
- alkuruoka noun (small, light first course)
French
3 entries- amuse-gueule noun (small, light first course)
- entrée noun (small, light first course)
- garniture d'apéritif noun (small, light first course)
German
3 entries- Appetithappen noun (small, light first course)
- Schnapsleckerbissen noun (small, light first course)
- Vorspeise noun (small, light first course)
Greek
1 entries- ορεκτικό noun (small, light first course)
Italian
3 entries- antipasto noun (small, light first course)
- aperitivo noun (small, light first course)
- stuzzichino noun (small, light first course)
Japanese
2 entries- アペタイザー noun (small, light first course)
- 前菜 noun (small, light first course)
Kabuverdianu
2 entries- bafu noun (small, light first course)
- bófe noun (small, light first course)
Korean
2 entries- 애피타이저 noun (small, light first course)
- 전채 noun (small, light first course)
Latin
1 entries- gustātiō noun (small, light first course)
Macedonian
3 entries- закуска noun (small, light first course)
- мезе noun (small, light first course)
- предјадење noun (small, light first course)
Malayalam
1 entries- വിശപ്പുണ്ടാക്കി noun (small, light first course)
Māori
2 entries- kūmamatanga noun (small, light first course)
- whakapūwharu noun (small, light first course)
Ottoman Turkish
1 entries- مزه noun (small, light first course)
Persian
1 entries- پیشغذا noun (small, light first course)
Polish
2 entries- przystawka noun (small, light first course)
- zakąska noun (small, light first course)
Portuguese
3 entries- aperitivo noun (small, light first course)
- dentinho noun (small, light first course)
- entrada noun (small, light first course)
Russian
2 entries- аперити́в noun (small, light first course)
- заку́ска noun (small, light first course)
Serbo-Croatian
1 entries- predjelo noun (small, light first course)
Spanish
4 entries- abreboca noun (small, light first course)
- antojito noun (small, light first course)
- aperitivo noun (small, light first course)
- boca noun (small, light first course)
Swedish
1 entries- aptitretare noun (small, light first course)
Tagalog
1 entries- pampagana noun (small, light first course)
Thai
1 entries- อาหารเรียกน้ำย่อย noun (small, light first course)
Vietnamese
2 entries- khai vị noun (small, light first course)
- món khai vị noun (small, light first course)
Sample sentences
10 total sentences available.
Hunger is the best appetizer.
Source: tatoeba (5735975)
Squash flowers can be prepared as an appetizer.
Source: tatoeba (6971623)
Sami loves this appetizer.
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