vanilė

Vanilla: an aromatic spice or flavoring obtained from the cured pods of a tropical orchid, used especially in sweet foods and drinks.

Etymology

An international borrowing ultimately from Spanish vainilla, meaning “little pod,” from vaina “pod, sheath.”

Collocations

A tropical climbing orchid of the genus Vanilla, cultivated for its aromatic pods.

Etymology

An international borrowing ultimately from Spanish vainilla, meaning “little pod,” from vaina “pod, sheath.”

Collocations