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rettich

Italian translation: rafano

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Dutch term or phrase:rettich
Italian translation:rafano
Entered by: Simo Blom

12:52 Nov 23, 2006
Dutch to Italian translations [PRO]
Food & Drink / ricette
Dutch term or phrase: rettich
Credevo fosse una parola tedesca, o è proprio olandese o è entrata nell'olandese dal tedesco?

L'italiano dice "ramolaccio" (pianta del genere Rafano che cresce negli incolti e di cui si consumano anche le foglie cotte e che è simile al ravanello) o "rafano" o l'italiano gastronomico comune lo chiama diversamente ? Il termine compare tra gli ingredienti di un primo piatto (pasta). Grz !
Simo Blom
Finland
Local time: 18:38
rafano
Explanation:
In una ricetta io userei 'rafano' piuttosto che 'ramolaccio', considerato che quest'ultimo è selvatico. Il rafano lo trovi più facilmente.
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Francesca Grande
Italy
Local time: 17:38
Grading comment
Grz Francesca ! Ringrazio anche Joris e Peter-Paul per gli agree e sofia per la nota.
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3 +2rafano
Francesca Grande


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rafano


Explanation:
In una ricetta io userei 'rafano' piuttosto che 'ramolaccio', considerato che quest'ultimo è selvatico. Il rafano lo trovi più facilmente.

Francesca Grande
Italy
Local time: 17:38
Native speaker of: Native in ItalianItalian
PRO pts in category: 16
Grading comment
Grz Francesca ! Ringrazio anche Joris e Peter-Paul per gli agree e sofia per la nota.

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Joris Bogaert
1 hr
agree  Peter Paul Verheijen
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