muscatel

English

Alternative forms

muscadel, muscadelle

Etymology

From Middle English muskadel, from Old Occitan muscadel, originally a diminutive of muscat.

Noun

muscatel (countable and uncountable, plural muscatels)

A muscat grape or raisin, especially one from southern Spain.
A sweet wine made from these grapes.

Translations

a muscat grape or raisin

Bulgarian: мискет m (misket)
Finnish: muskatelli
Tagalog: muskatel
Volapük: (raisin) muskatäl
Yiddish: (grape) מושקעט (mushket), מושקאַט (mushkat), מוסקאַט (muskat)

a sweet wine from muscat grapes

Bulgarian: мискет m (misket)
Finnish: muskatelliviini
German: Muskateller (de) m, Muskatellerwein m
Middle English: muskadel
Polish: muszkat (pl) m, muszkatel (pl) m
Tagalog: muskatel
Volapük: muskatälavin
Yiddish: מושקעט (mushket), מושקאַט (mushkat), מוסקאַט (muskat), מושקעטווײַן (mushketvayn)

See also

Muscat, Masqat, Masqaṭ (مسقط)
Muscat and Oman

Anagrams

calumets

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