sago — a starchy foodstuff obtained from the pith of various tropical palms and cycads
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a starchy foodstuff obtained from the pith of various tropical palms and cycads
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈseɪɡoʊ/
Korean meaning: 열대 야자나무나 소철류의 속에서 추출한 전분성 식품
Korean pronunciation: 세이-고 (강세: 세이)
Example Sentences
- The bubble tea shop ran out of tapioca pearls, so they used sago pearls instead.
- My grandmother's secret sago pudding recipe involves soaking the pearls for exactly 30 minutes.
- When I first saw sago, I thought someone had put tiny eyeballs in my dessert!
sago
NOUN//ˈseɪɡoʊ//
a starchy foodstuff obtained from the pith of various tropical palms and cycads
Extracting starchy sago from palm tree
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Origin
말레이어 'sagu'에서 유래되었으며, 16세기 포르투갈 상인들이 동남아시아에서 유럽으로 전해진 단어입니다. 사고야자나무의 속에서 추출하는 전분을 지칭하는 말로 시작되었습니다.
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“The bubble tea shop ran out of tapioca pearls, so they used sago pearls instead.”
“My grandmother's secret sago pudding recipe involves soaking the pearls for exactly 30 minutes.”
“When I first saw sago, I thought someone had put tiny eyeballs in my dessert!”
“The sago palm can produce starch for up to 15 years before dying.”
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