Definition of palacsinta in English:

palacsinta

nounPlural palacsintas paləˈtsɪntəˌpälətˈsin(t)ə

(in Hungarian cuisine) a thin pancake eaten as a dessert, typically with a filling.
Example sentencesExamples
- Some pancakes of other regions fall neatly into this category, such as the Russian blini and Hungarian palacsinta.
- A thin melt-in-the-mouth palacsinta is also the measure of the good cook.
- Bake over medium heat for a few minutes or until palacsinta begins to brown.
- Popular desserts include pancakes (palacsinta) with dessert fillings and strudel.

Origin

Hungarian, via Romanian plăcintă 'pie, pancake' from Latin placenta 'small flat cake' (see placenta).

Definition of palacsinta in US English:

palacsinta

nounˌpälətˈsin(t)ə

(in Hungarian cuisine) a thin pancake eaten as a dessert, typically with a filling.
Example sentencesExamples
- Popular desserts include pancakes (palacsinta) with dessert fillings and strudel.
- Some pancakes of other regions fall neatly into this category, such as the Russian blini and Hungarian palacsinta.
- A thin melt-in-the-mouth palacsinta is also the measure of the good cook.
- Bake over medium heat for a few minutes or until palacsinta begins to brown.

Origin

Hungarian, via Romanian plăcintă ‘pie, pancake’ from Latin placenta ‘small flat cake’ (see placenta).

单词	palacsinta
释义	Definition of palacsinta in English: palacsinta nounPlural palacsintas paləˈtsɪntəˌpälətˈsin(t)ə (in Hungarian cuisine) a thin pancake eaten as a dessert, typically with a filling. Example sentencesExamples Some pancakes of other regions fall neatly into this category, such as the Russian blini and Hungarian palacsinta. A thin melt-in-the-mouth palacsinta is also the measure of the good cook. Bake over medium heat for a few minutes or until palacsinta begins to brown. Popular desserts include pancakes (palacsinta) with dessert fillings and strudel. Origin Hungarian, via Romanian plăcintă 'pie, pancake' from Latin placenta 'small flat cake' (see placenta). Definition of palacsinta in US English: palacsinta nounˌpälətˈsin(t)ə (in Hungarian cuisine) a thin pancake eaten as a dessert, typically with a filling. Example sentencesExamples Popular desserts include pancakes (palacsinta) with dessert fillings and strudel. Some pancakes of other regions fall neatly into this category, such as the Russian blini and Hungarian palacsinta. A thin melt-in-the-mouth palacsinta is also the measure of the good cook. Bake over medium heat for a few minutes or until palacsinta begins to brown. Origin Hungarian, via Romanian plăcintă ‘pie, pancake’ from Latin placenta ‘small flat cake’ (see placenta).
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