sugary

English

Etymology

sugar +‎ -y

Adjective

sugary (comparative sugarier, superlative sugariest)

Of food, drink, etc, containing or covered with a large amount of sugar
Of behavior, exaggeratedly sweet and pleasant, often to the point of aversion.

Derived terms

sugariness

Translations

covered with or containing a large amount of sugar

Estonian: magus (et)
Finnish: sokerinen (fi)
French: mielleux (fr)
German: zuckerhaltig (de)
Hindi: मीठा (hi) (mīṭhā)
Icelandic: sætur (is)
Ido: sukra (io), sukrizita (io)
Italian: zuccherino (it), zuccheroso (it), mellifluo (it), sdolcinato (it), mieloso (it), zuccherifero
Japanese: 甘い (ja) (あまい, amai)
Ladino:
Latin: dulse

Northern Sami: njálggat
Papiamentu: dushi
Polish: cukrowy (pl)
Portuguese: açucarado (pt)
Romanian: mieros (ro)
Russian: сла́дкий (ru) (sládkij)
Scottish Gaelic: milis
Urdu: میٹھا‎‎ (mīṭhā)

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Persian: ^{(please verify)} شکری‎‎ (fa) (shekari)

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