salo in Lithuanian
salo in Lithuanian is lašiniai — salo means a slab of unrendered pig fat from under the skin, usually seasoned, eaten as food in Central and Eastern Europe.
salo in Lithuanian
lašiniai
a type of fatback, or non-rendered underskin pig fat consumed in Central and Eastern Europe, usually seasoned
What does "salo" mean?
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noun A slab of unrendered pig fat from under the skin, usually seasoned, eaten as food in Central and Eastern Europe.
"Salo is often served thinly sliced on dark bread."
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salo in a sentence
- Salo is often served thinly sliced on dark bread.
- The market stall sold salo seasoned with garlic and paprika.
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What is "salo" in Lithuanian?
"salo" in Lithuanian is lašiniai. salo means: A slab of unrendered pig fat from under the skin, usually seasoned, eaten as food in Central and Eastern Europe.
How do you use "salo" in a sentence?
Example: "Salo is often served thinly sliced on dark bread." In Lithuanian, "salo" is lašiniai.
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