polenta in Latin
polenta in Latin is polenta — polenta means a dish of boiled cornmeal, often served soft like porridge or cooled, sliced, and fried or grilled.
polenta in Latin
polenta
Any of various types and consistencies of a starchy accompaniment to a meal made from coarse maize-meal porridge, sometimes fried or grilled.
What does "polenta" mean?
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noun A dish of boiled cornmeal, often served soft like porridge or cooled, sliced, and fried or grilled.
"The restaurant served the stew over a bed of creamy polenta."
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- The restaurant served the stew over a bed of creamy polenta.
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What is "polenta" in Latin?
"polenta" in Latin is polenta. polenta means: A dish of boiled cornmeal, often served soft like porridge or cooled, sliced, and fried or grilled.
How do you use "polenta" in a sentence?
Example: "The restaurant served the stew over a bed of creamy polenta." In Latin, "polenta" is polenta.
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