chourizo

Galician

Chourizos

Etymology

From Old Portuguese souriço (chorizo), from Old Portuguese *souro (dry) + -iço; from Suevic, from Proto-Germanic *sauzaz (dry).[1] Cognate of Spanish chorizo and Portuguese chouriço.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /t͡ʃowˈɾiθo̝/

Noun

chourizo m (plural chourizos)

  1. chorizo (local cured and spiced sausage)
    • before 1251, Fernão Garcia Esgaravunha, Esta ama, cuj'é Joam Coelho:
      Nom acharedes em toda Castela / [...] / melhor ventrulho nem melhor morcela / do que a ama com sa mão faz; / e al faz bem, como diz seu marido: / faz bom souriç'e lava bem transido
      You won't find in all of Castille a better ventrulho [local speciality] nor a better morcela [black pudding] of what this lady elaborates with her hands; and the rest she also does it well, as her husband says, she elaborates good chorizo and she washes the sick
    • 1746, Martín Sarmiento, Coloquio de 24 gallegos rústicos:
      estaban os bufetes cheos de lenguas, chourizos, perniles, codelos; de lacós, cachuchas, fociños de cerdo
      the buffets abounded with tongues, chourizos, hams, knucles; with shoulders, heads, snouts of pork
  • chourela
  • souria

References

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