spelt in Japanese
spelt in Japanese is スペルトコムギ — spelt means an ancient variety of wheat, sometimes used as a health-conscious alternative in bread and flour.
spelt in Japanese
スペルトコムギ
Pronounced: superutokomugi
A grain, considered either a subspecies of wheat, Triticum aestivum subsp. spelta, or a separate species Triticum spelta or Triticum dicoccon.
What does "spelt" mean?
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noun An ancient variety of wheat, sometimes used as a health-conscious alternative in bread and flour.
"The bakery uses spelt flour instead of regular wheat flour."
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verb The past tense and past participle of "spell," chiefly in British English.
"She spelt her name out slowly for the operator."
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spelt in a sentence
- The bakery uses spelt flour instead of regular wheat flour.
- She spelt her name out slowly for the operator.
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What is "spelt" in Japanese?
"spelt" in Japanese is スペルトコムギ. spelt means: An ancient variety of wheat, sometimes used as a health-conscious alternative in bread and flour.
How do you pronounce スペルトコムギ?
"spelt" in Japanese is スペルトコムギ, pronounced "superutokomugi".
How do you use "spelt" in a sentence?
Example: "The bakery uses spelt flour instead of regular wheat flour." In Japanese, "spelt" is スペルトコムギ.
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