sesame in Irish
sesame in Irish is seasaman — sesame means a plant grown for its small, oily seeds, or the seeds themselves, widely used in cooking.
sesame in Irish
seasaman
The seed of this plant.
What does "sesame" mean?
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noun A plant grown for its small, oily seeds, or the seeds themselves, widely used in cooking.
"The bagel was topped with sesame seeds."
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sesame in a sentence
- The bagel was topped with sesame seeds.
- Sesame oil gives the stir-fry a nutty flavor.
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What is "sesame" in Irish?
"sesame" in Irish is seasaman. sesame means: A plant grown for its small, oily seeds, or the seeds themselves, widely used in cooking.
How do you use "sesame" in a sentence?
Example: "The bagel was topped with sesame seeds." In Irish, "sesame" is seasaman.
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