Meaning of "musacá" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD MUSACÁ

musacá (musacále), s. f. – Mîncare de vinete cu carne tocată. Tc. musaka, cf. ngr. μουσαϰᾶς (Ronzevalle 161; Tiktin).

Etymology is the study of the origin of words and their changes in structure and significance.

PRONUNCIATION OF MUSACÁ IN ROMANIAN

musacá

WHAT DOES MUSACÁ MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of musacá in the Romanian dictionary

MUSACA ~ f f. A culinary product prepared from minced meat and vegetable slices (eggplants, courgettes or potatoes), placed in layers and baked in the oven. [Art. moussaka; G.-d. musacalei]

MUSACÁ ~le f. Produs culinar pregătit din carne tocată și din felii de legume (pătlăgele vinete, dovlecei sau cartofi), așezate în straturi și coapte în cuptor. [Art. musacaua; G.-D. musacalei]

TRANSLATION OF MUSACÁ

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The translations of musacá from Romanian to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «musacá» in Romanian.

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 茄
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: musaca
• Translator Romanian - English: moussaka
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: Moussaka
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: مسقعة
• Translator Romanian - Russian: мусака
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: moussaka
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: moussaka
• Translator Romanian - French: moussaka
• Translator Romanian - Malay: moussaka
• Translator Romanian - German: Moussaka
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: ムサカ
• Translator Romanian - Korean: moussaka입니다
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: moussaka
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: moussaka
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: Moussaka
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: moussaka
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: musakka
• Translator Romanian - Italian: moussaka
• Translator Romanian - Polish: moussaka
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: мусака
• Romanian: musacá
• Translator Romanian - Greek: μουσακάς
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: moussaka
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: moussaka
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: moussaka

10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «MUSACÁ»

Discover the use of musacá in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to musacá and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.

Mathematics in Historical Context - Pagina 91

In the early years of the House of Wisdom, Muhammad ibn Musa (ca. 800-870), Ahmad ibn Musa (ca. 800-870), and al Hasan ibn Musa (ca. 800-870) played a crucial role in the development of Islamic mathematics. As their names suggest, ...

Jeff Suzuki, 2009

Între Scylla și Charybda (Romanian edition)

... Baiazid lângă Dunăre, la 1406 îşi întinde mâna în Asia şi scoate pe Musa ca pretendent în contra lui Soliman I, îl susţine cu bani şi arme şi îl face împărat; la 1412 scoate un alt pretendent, pe Mustafa, în contra lui Mahomed I, ba chiar în anul ...

Mihai Eminescu, 2011

Kuzeybatı Anadolu'nun sosyo-ekonomik tarihi: Kastamonu, ...

Musa/-ca/-lar: Anadolu'da sayılamayacak kadar pek çok bölgeye dağılmış bulunan cemaatlerdendir. Avşar obalarından binnin adı da Musacalu idi.°55 XV. yüzyıl sonrasında Cebel-I Ilgaz olarak adlandırılan Ilgaz Dağları'nın güney eteklenne ...

Cedvet Yakupoğlu, 2009

M. Accii Plauti Comœdiæ - Volumul 5 - Pagina 17

7. iv, 8. 58. M. iii, 2. 60. т, 1. 3. Mi. iii, 1. 110. iii, 2.50. Mer. i, 11. iv, 6. 1. Ps. ii, 2. 47. iv, 7. 54. P. ii, 3. 7. ii, 5. 21. R. i, 1. 2. T. ii, 4. 41 MUsa Ca. iii, 5. 43. 48. Mi. ii, 5. 46. iii, 3. 60. Ps. ii, 2. 8. P. ii, 2. 15. R. ii, 4. 14. S. i, 3. 42 Missa (pnctermissa) T. v, 2.

Titus Maccius Plautus, ‎Joannes Fredericus Gronovius, 1829

Dincolo de portocali:

Da, mama la fel de absentă din amintirile lui Musa ca şi tatăl... De Ce? Pentru că şi-a tăiat gâtul. Şi-a retezat jugulara cu muchia şlefuită a unui inel, zice-se... Cum o să facă şi Julián... Da, aşa e, cum o să facă şi Julián după ce îl dă pe mâna ...

Ioana Baldea Constantinescu, 2015

The Enterprise of Science in Islam: New Perspectives - Pagina 379

980), 4 al-Khwariziml, Muhammad ibn Musa (ca. 830), 3, 7,9-^11,13, 16, 238, 287, 316, 321-322, 327-328, 334 al-Kindl, AbuYusuf Ya'qub ibn Ishaq (d. ca. 257/870), 59-60, 62, 65, 88, 126-132, 134-135, 141,351-353, 358-362, 364-365, 367 ...

J. P. Hogendijk, ‎A. I. Sabra, 2003

Historical Dictionary of Guinea - Pagina 140

MANSA MUSA (ca. 1307—1332 or 1337). The most famous king of the West African Mali Empire. Mansa Musa was also known as Gongo Musa after his mother. He is known largely because of his pilgrimage to Mecca in 1324—1325. On this ...

Thomas O'Toole, ‎Janice E. Baker, 2005

Historical Dictionary of the Republic of Guinea-Bissau - Pagina 264

With the ascendancy of the Mandinkas under Sundiata Keita, who was a keen expansionist, the westward drive gathered momentum and reached its peak during the reign of the great mansa (king) Kankan Musa (ca. 1280– 1337).

Peter Karibe Mendy, ‎Lobban Jr., 2013

Physics Demos and Hands-ons - Pagina 179

Al-Khwarizmi, Muhammed ibn Musa (ca. 780-ca. 850) Persian mathematician He wrote a treatise about algebraic methods whose Arabic title was distorted into the word algebra. He used the Indian invention of the number zero, which was ...

Hasan Fakhruddin, 2006

Classical Algebra: Its Nature, Origins, and Uses - Pagina 205

... 52 Hugo, Victor (18024885), 133 Jacobi, Carl Gustav (1804*1851), 35, 37, 80, 155 Jardine, Richard, x Kepler, Johannes (157141630), 34, 42, 175 al-Khayyam, Umar (1048*l131), xi, 63, 64 al-Khwarizmi, Muhammed ibn-Musa (Ca. 790'840) ...

Roger L. Cooke, 2008

NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MUSACÁ»

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El 'musakas', el plato nacional de la gastronomia griega

Si preguntamos a un turista cuál es el plato por antonomasia que define la cultura gastronómica de Grecia, la respuesta unísona será el 'musaká' o 'musacá', ... «Heraldo.es, Apr 15»