Saba in Irish
Saba in Irish is Saba — Saba means a thick, sweet syrup made from boiled-down grape juice.
Saba in Irish
Saba
An island, dependent territory, and special municipality of the Netherlands in the Caribbean, in the southern part off the west coast of Venezuela.
What does "Saba" mean?
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noun A thick, sweet syrup made from boiled-down grape juice.
"She drizzled saba over the dessert instead of honey."
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noun A starchy banana variety grown in the Philippines, often cooked rather than eaten raw.
"Saba bananas are fried and sold as a popular street snack."
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name A small Caribbean island that is a special municipality of the Netherlands.
"Saba is known for its dramatic volcanic peak and quiet, car-light roads."
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Saba in a sentence
- She drizzled saba over the dessert instead of honey.
- Saba bananas are fried and sold as a popular street snack.
- Saba is known for its dramatic volcanic peak and quiet, car-light roads.
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What is "Saba" in Irish?
"Saba" in Irish is Saba. Saba means: A thick, sweet syrup made from boiled-down grape juice.
How do you use "Saba" in a sentence?
Example: "She drizzled saba over the dessert instead of honey." In Irish, "Saba" is Saba.
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