caponata

English

Sicilian caponata

Etymology

Borrowed from Italian caponata.

Noun

caponata (countable and uncountable, plural caponatas)

A Sicilian dish of baked aubergines with capers, olives, pine nuts etc, normally served cold.

Translations

Sicilian dish

French: caponata (fr) f
German: Caponata (de) f
Italian: caponata (it) f
Japanese: カポナータ
Korean: 카포나타 (kaponata)
Portuguese: caponata f
Russian: капоната (kaponata)
Sicilian: capunata f
Spanish: caponata f

Anagrams

Catapano

Italian

Etymology

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Noun

caponata f (plural caponate)

caponata (Sicilian dish)

Anagrams

Catapano, catapano

Portuguese

Noun

caponata f (plural caponatas)

caponata (Sicilian dish)

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