Madras in Spanish
Madras in Spanish is Madras, Madrás, madrás — Madras means a spicy curry dish, typically made with a hot red-chilli-based sauce, said to originate from the Madras region of India.
Madras in Spanish
What does "Madras" mean?
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noun A spicy curry dish, typically made with a hot red-chilli-based sauce, said to originate from the Madras region of India.
"He ordered a chicken madras and asked for extra rice to cool it down."
Madras in a sentence
- He ordered a chicken madras and asked for extra rice to cool it down.
- Their madras is one of the hottest curries on the menu.
Common Spanish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Madras" in Spanish?
"Madras" in Spanish is Madras, Madrás, madrás. Madras means: A spicy curry dish, typically made with a hot red-chilli-based sauce, said to originate from the Madras region of India.
How do you use "Madras" in a sentence?
Example: "He ordered a chicken madras and asked for extra rice to cool it down." In Spanish, "Madras" is Madras, Madrás, madrás.
Are there other ways to say "Madras" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 3 translations listed for "Madras": Madras, Madrás, madrás.