желе noun (sweet gelatinous substance derived from fruit juices and pectin)
желе́ noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
пача noun (meat dish)
пелте noun (sweet gelatinous substance derived from fruit juices and pectin)

Catalan

2 entries

gelatina noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
melmelada noun (jam)

Chinese Cantonese

3 entries

啫喱 noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
果jam noun (jam)
果占 noun (jam)

Chinese Mandarin

4 entries

果凍 /果冻 noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
果子凍 /果子冻 noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
果子凍 /果子冻 noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
果醬 /果酱 noun (jam)

Czech

4 entries

džem noun (jam)
marmeláda noun (jam)
želé noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
želé noun (sweet gelatinous substance derived from fruit juices and pectin)

Danish

4 entries

gelé noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
gelé noun (sweet gelatinous substance derived from fruit juices and pectin)
marmelade noun (jam)
syltetøj noun (jam)

Dutch

2 entries

gelei noun (jam)
gelei noun (sieved jam)

Erzya

1 entries

терьге noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)

Esperanto

1 entries

ĵeleo noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)

Finnish

4 entries

aladobi noun (meat dish)
hillo noun (sweet gelatinous substance derived from fruit juices and pectin)
hillo noun (jam)
hyytelö noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)

French

4 entries

confiture noun (jam)
gelée noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
gelée noun (sweet gelatinous substance derived from fruit juices and pectin)
gros cul noun (large backside)

Georgian

4 entries

ჟელე noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
ჟელე noun (sweet gelatinous substance derived from fruit juices and pectin)
ჯემი noun (jam)
ჟელეს გაკეთება verb (to make jelly)

German

4 entries

Gelee noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
Gelee noun (sweet gelatinous substance derived from fruit juices and pectin)
Gelee noun (jam)
Gelee noun (sieved jam)

Greek

4 entries

ζελέ noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
ζελέ noun (jam)
ζελές noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
ζελατίνη noun (sweet gelatinous substance derived from fruit juices and pectin)

Hungarian

4 entries

aszpik noun (meat dish)
dzsem noun (jam)
gyümölcskocsonya noun (sweet gelatinous substance derived from fruit juices and pectin)
gyümölcszselé noun (sweet gelatinous substance derived from fruit juices and pectin)

Ido

1 entries

jeleo noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)

Indonesian

3 entries

jeli noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
jeli noun (jam)
selai noun (jam)

Italian

4 entries

culaccio noun (large backside)
gelatina noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
gelatina noun (sieved jam)
gelatina noun (meat dish)

Japanese

2 entries

ジャム noun (jam)
ゼリー noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)

Korean

2 entries

과동 noun (large backside)
젤리 noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)

Latin

1 entries

condītus noun (jam)

Latvian

1 entries

želeja noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)

Lithuanian

2 entries

drebučiai noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
želė noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)

Macedonian

1 entries

желе́ noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)

Malay

2 entries

jeli noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
lengkong noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)

Ottoman Turkish

1 entries

پختی noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)

Persian

3 entries

لرزانک noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
هلام noun (meat dish)
ژله noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)

Polish

4 entries

auszpik noun (meat dish)
dupsko noun (large backside)
galareta noun (meat dish)
galaretka noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)

Portuguese

4 entries

chimia noun (jam)
doce noun (jam)
gelatina noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
geleia noun (sweet gelatinous substance derived from fruit juices and pectin)

Romanian

2 entries

jeleu noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
marmeladă noun (jam)

Russian

4 entries

желе́ noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
желе́ noun (sweet gelatinous substance derived from fruit juices and pectin)
желе́ noun (jam)
желе́ noun (sieved jam)

Scottish Gaelic

3 entries

silidh noun (sweet gelatinous substance derived from fruit juices and pectin)
silidh noun (jam)
slaman-milis noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)

Slovak

3 entries

džem noun (jam)
marmeláda noun (jam)
želé noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)

Spanish

4 entries

confitura noun (jam)
gelatina noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
jalea noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
jalea noun (sweet gelatinous substance derived from fruit juices and pectin)

Swedish

3 entries

gelé noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
marmelad noun (jam)
sylt noun (jam)

Tagalog

2 entries

haleya noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
haleya noun (sweet gelatinous substance derived from fruit juices and pectin)

Thai

4 entries

เจลลี noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
เจลลี noun (sweet gelatinous substance derived from fruit juices and pectin)
เยลลี noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
เยลลี noun (sweet gelatinous substance derived from fruit juices and pectin)

Turkish

4 entries

jöle noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
jöle noun (sieved jam)
marmelat noun (jam)
pelte noun (sweet gelatinous substance derived from fruit juices and pectin)

Ukrainian

1 entries

желе noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)

Vietnamese

2 entries

rau câu noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
thạch noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)

Welsh

2 entries

jeli noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
sieli noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)

Yiddish

4 entries

אײַנגעמאַכטס noun (jam)
גאַלאַרעט noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
גליווער noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)
דזשעלאָ noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)

Yup'ik

1 entries

siliyaq noun (dessert made by boiling gelatin)

Sample sentences

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Peanut butter and jelly, please.

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Jelly sets as it cools.

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I like grape jelly best.

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It is jelly that he likes.

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