margarine
common noun
Syllable Decomposition
margarineinvention of the French pharmacist mège-mouriés (1869), originally an emulsion of beef fat, milk and water named margarine, from the ancient Greek μάργαρον margaron (pearl) and the suffix -ine; this composition has greatly changed: current margarines are based on vegetable oils and fats.
Definitions
- chimie
Plural
margarines
Anagram
marginera
Translations
german:Margarine
english:margarine
spanish:margarina
italian:margarina
dutch:margarine
polish:margaryna
portuguese:margarina
russian:маргарин
swedish:margarin
turkish:margarin
See also
margarines (cn.)