Definition of malaguetta in English:

malaguetta

(also malagueta)

nounˌmaləˈɡɛtəˌmaləˈɡedə

as modifier malaguetta peppers
another term for grains of Paradise
Example sentencesExamples
- Copper, horses, and cloth were also traded for gold, malagueta pepper, carved ivory, and ebony.
- The area had been known as the Grain Coast, in reference to the malagueta pepper that was the primary export.
- Another famous variety is the malagueta, which grows semi-wild in the Amazon basin in Brazil, where the species probably originated.
- The Portugese came for the malaguetta pepper, the English for the grain and the Dutch to buy gold.
- I'm really a big fan of the malaguetas in vinegar that I bought at Brasil Real a while back.

Origin

Mid 16th century: probably from French malaguette, perhaps based on a diminutive of Italian melica 'millet'.

Definition of malaguetta in US English:

malaguetta

(also malaguetta pepper)

nounˌmaləˈɡedə

as modifier malaguetta peppers
another term for grains of paradise
Example sentencesExamples
- I'm really a big fan of the malaguetas in vinegar that I bought at Brasil Real a while back.
- The area had been known as the Grain Coast, in reference to the malagueta pepper that was the primary export.
- Another famous variety is the malagueta, which grows semi-wild in the Amazon basin in Brazil, where the species probably originated.
- The Portugese came for the malaguetta pepper, the English for the grain and the Dutch to buy gold.
- Copper, horses, and cloth were also traded for gold, malagueta pepper, carved ivory, and ebony.

Origin

Mid 16th century: probably from French malaguette, perhaps based on a diminutive of Italian melica ‘millet’.

单词	malaguetta
释义	Definition of malaguetta in English: malaguetta (also malagueta) nounˌmaləˈɡɛtəˌmaləˈɡedə as modifier malaguetta peppers another term for grains of Paradise Example sentencesExamples Copper, horses, and cloth were also traded for gold, malagueta pepper, carved ivory, and ebony. The area had been known as the Grain Coast, in reference to the malagueta pepper that was the primary export. Another famous variety is the malagueta, which grows semi-wild in the Amazon basin in Brazil, where the species probably originated. The Portugese came for the malaguetta pepper, the English for the grain and the Dutch to buy gold. I'm really a big fan of the malaguetas in vinegar that I bought at Brasil Real a while back. Origin Mid 16th century: probably from French malaguette, perhaps based on a diminutive of Italian melica 'millet'. Definition of malaguetta in US English: malaguetta (also malaguetta pepper) nounˌmaləˈɡedə as modifier malaguetta peppers another term for grains of paradise Example sentencesExamples I'm really a big fan of the malaguetas in vinegar that I bought at Brasil Real a while back. The area had been known as the Grain Coast, in reference to the malagueta pepper that was the primary export. Another famous variety is the malagueta, which grows semi-wild in the Amazon basin in Brazil, where the species probably originated. The Portugese came for the malaguetta pepper, the English for the grain and the Dutch to buy gold. Copper, horses, and cloth were also traded for gold, malagueta pepper, carved ivory, and ebony. Origin Mid 16th century: probably from French malaguette, perhaps based on a diminutive of Italian melica ‘millet’.
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