sago in Spanish
sago in Spanish is sagú — sago means a starch produced from the pith of palms such as Metroxylon sagu, or from similar cycads, used as a flour and thickener in cooking.
sago in Spanish
sagú
What does "sago" mean?
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noun A starch produced from the pith of palms such as Metroxylon sagu, or from similar cycads, used as a flour and thickener in cooking.
"She stirred sago into the pudding to thicken it."
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noun A palm or cycad from which this starch is extracted.
"Sago grows widely across parts of the Pacific and Southeast Asia."
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sago in a sentence
- She stirred sago into the pudding to thicken it.
- Sago is a staple starch in parts of Southeast Asia.
- Sago grows widely across parts of the Pacific and Southeast Asia.
- Farmers planted rows of sago along the riverbank.
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What is "sago" in Spanish?
"sago" in Spanish is sagú. sago means: A starch produced from the pith of palms such as Metroxylon sagu, or from similar cycads, used as a flour and thickener in cooking.
How do you use "sago" in a sentence?
Example: "She stirred sago into the pudding to thicken it." In Spanish, "sago" is sagú.
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