tapioca

English

Etymology

From Portuguese tapioca, from Tupian/Old Tupi tipi'óka, tipioca (“that which is squeezed out of cassava”).

Pronunciation

(General American) IPA^(key): /tæpiˈoʊkə/

Noun

tapioca (countable and uncountable, plural tapiocas)

A starchy food made from the cassava plant, used in puddings.

Translations

starchy food from cassava

Armenian: տապիոկա (tapioka)
Belarusian: тапіёка f (tapioka)
Bengali: ট্যাপিওকা (ṭyāpi'ōkā)
Burmese: သာဂူ (my) (sagu)
Central Dusun: mundok
Chinese:
Mandarin: 木薯 (zh) (mùshǔ)

Min Nan: 樹薯 (chhiū-chî, chhiū-chût)
Czech: tapioka f
Esperanto: tapioko
Finnish: tapioka
French: tapioca (fr) m
German: Tapioka f
Greek: ταπιόκα f (tapióka)
Hindi: साबूदाना (hi) m (sābudānā)
Hungarian: tápióka
Interlingua: tapioca

Irish: taipióca f
Italian: tapioca (it) f
Japanese: タピオカ (tapioka)
Malay: ubi kayu, kaspe, singkong, sampa, ubi sampa, ubi jenderal, ubi perancis
Maltese: tapjoka f
Maori: tapioka
Marathi: साबुदाणा m (sābudāṇā)
Portuguese: tapioca (pt) f
Russian: тапио́ка (ru) f (tapióka)
Spanish: tapioca (es)
Swedish: tapioka c
Tagalog: balinghoy
Tamil: ஆளுவல்லி (āḷuvalli)
Telugu: కర్రపెండలం (karrapeṇḍalaṃ)
Ukrainian: тапіока f (tapioka)
Vietnamese: bột báng

Further reading

tapioca on Wikipedia.Wikipedia

Italian

Noun

tapioca f (plural tapioche)

tapioca

Anagrams

apatico, atopica, capotai, copiata, opacità

Portuguese

Noun

tapioca f (plural tapiocas)

tapioca (starchy food made from cassava)

Spanish

Noun

tapioca f (plural tapiocas)

tapioca

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