soupe
common noun
Syllable Decomposition
soupeFrom late Latin suppa "slice of bread soaked in broth", a sense that the word had until the 16th century and which is found in archaic expressions like "to cut the soup", "to soak the soup" or "soaked like a soup") Around the 14th century, by metonymy, the meaning shifts towards "soup with bread slices or solid pieces", then by extension "any type of soup" and becomes synonymous with "meal". Latin was borrowed from Old Frankish soppa "broth" see sop, "broth, sauce", zuipen, "to drink" in Dutch, saufen, "to drink" in German, to sup, to sip in English.
Definitions
- cuisine
- musique
- télévision
Plural
soupes
Hyponyms
Translations
german:Suppe
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chinese:汤
danish:suppe
spanish:sopa
finnish:keitto
greek:σούπα
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japanese:スープ
dutch:soep
polish:zupa
portuguese:sopa
russian:суп
swedish:soppa
turkish:çorba
ukrainian:суп
See also
soupeuse (cn.) souper (v.) souper (cn.) soupier (cn.) soupeur (cn.) soupière (cn.) soupette (cn.) soupes (v.)