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Definition von masála im Wörterbuch Rumänisch
MASÁLA s. Indische Gewürzmischung, oft aus über 20 gerösteten und gemahlenen Gewürzen hergestellt, wobei die bekanntesten Varianten Garam-Masala (= "kühle Mischung") und Tandoori-Masala, rot-orange, sind, die zum Würzen von Gewürzen verwendet werden in Tandoori (der traditionelle indische Ofen). MASÁLA s. Amestec indian de condimente, realizat adesea din peste 20 de mirodenii prăjite și râșnite, cele mai cunoscute variante fiind garam-masala (= „amestec iute”) și tandoori-masala, de culoare roșie-oranj, utilizat pentru condimentarea preparatelor gătite în tandoori (cuptorul indian tradițional).
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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «MASÁLA» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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masála in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
masála im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Secret Destinations: Asian Spa Cuisine - Pagina 35
500 g minced lamb, fairly lean 25 g ginger 25 g garlic 10 g green chilli 10 g mint leaves 10 g coriander leaves 5 g cumin seeds, roasted 5 g garam másala 5 g ground fenugreek leaves 50 g amul cheese, grated 5 g cardamom seeds, crushed ...
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Candlelight in a Storm: Born to be a Berliner
After the smell of vegetables, raw, ripe or rotten, it was a parade of jasmine and Jack fruit, mustard and masála, incense sticks with intense scents, you name it. In short, there was plenty for the eyes, the ears, and the nose to absorb. The stroll ...
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Razi: Master of Quranic Interpretation and Theological ... - Pagina 171
[1] First question (masʾala): On the doctrines of the exegetes concerning the term spirit mentioned in this verse [1.1] First point of investigation (baḥth): On the true nature of the soul and its quiddity [1.2] Second point of investigation (baḥth): ...
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Islamic Jurisprudence in the Classical Era
are in fact numerous occasions in the Fatāwā where a juristic aperçu is reported under the heading masʿala, devoid of any contextual evidence which is revealing of the origins of the thought. Content often suggests juristic meditation but it is ...
Norman Calder, Colin Imber, 2010
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Islamic Legal Thought: A Compendium of Muslim Jurists - Pagina 348
... the masāʾil. the masʾala translated below provides a good example of this. the immediately preceding masʾala and the translated masʾala both deal with the issue of the authority to be given to the khabar al-wāḥid, the report, information, ...
David Powers, Susan Spectorsky, Oussama Arabi, 2013
Based on the Indo-Pakistan conflict in Kargil, India.
Kanaad Rishi Bhatnagar, 1999
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Armenian Loanwords in Turkish - Pagina 104
GB 753); Mnjuri, Armtan, 6, 59, 97, 261, Krunk usti kugas, 59, 104, 163: maş ara DS 3133-34 maşala (Mar) "one-square-meter piece of land / bir metre karelik toprak parçası"; (Niğ) "one-third of a dönüm / bir dönümün üçte biri genişliğinde ...
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Buddhism: The origins and nature of Mahāyāna Buddhism ; ...
Ce mont etait habite par de grands ermites, et il s'y trouvait egalement le stupa du buddha Kasyapa, stupa connu sous le nom de Go-ma-sa-la-gan-da. Mais, a cette epoque, toute la region etait recouverte d'un grand lac. Aussi est-ce du haur ...
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Manding-English Dictionary.: Maninka, Bamana Vol. 1.
2.3 lofty conversation mainly in the speech of elderly people Syn badó, másala, fawó (m) QSyn badokūma (m), bára 3 (b), sumú (bBl, m); ka b5/ké (b) PQ to converse 3 (b) theater act 2. v 1)(b) vi' rare, lofty talk (at ease) Syn badó, másala 2) vt' ...
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Becoming American, Being Indian: An Immigrant Community in ...
Although Indian-language use overall has declined rapidly among the U.S.-reared youth, a select few words have entered a distinctive generational vocabulary. Másala is used for any medley of different elements or for a typical ethnic Indian ...
Madhulika Shankar Khandelwal, 2002
