English

Pronunciation
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audio|en-us-baklava.ogg|Audio (US)

Etymology
The word baklava itself is derived from Arabic ARchar|ب��ا�ة unicode|baql�waḧ, based on an Arabic word for nuts.

Noun
baklava
Baklava or baklawa is a popular sweet pastry found in many cuisines of the Middle East and the Balkans, made of chopped nuts layered with phyllo pastry. With its high sugar and fat content, it is very rich. Sprinkled with chopped walnuts and pistachio nuts and soaked in a solution of sugar or either lemon juice or honey and spices with rosewater.

1. defn|English

Alternative spellings
baklawa

Translations

Albanian: bakllava
Arabic: ARchar|ب��ا�ة (unicode|baql�wa) f
Armenian: �ախլավա (pʼaḫlava)
Bosnian: baklava#Bosnian|baklava f
Bulgarian: баклава#Bulgarian|баклава f
Croatian: baklava#Croatian|baklava f
Danish: baklava
Dutch: baklava
French: baklava
German: Baklava
Greek: μ�ακλαβά (baklavá) m, μ�ακλαβά� (baklavás)
Hebrew: �ק���|�ַּקְ�ָ�ָ� (baklavá)
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Italian: baklava
Japanese: ����� (bakurava)
Persian: FAchar|با���ا (baghlava)
Polish: bak�awa f
Romanian: baclava
Russian: па�лава#Russian|па�лава (pakhlavá) f
Serbian:
:Cyrillic: баклава#Serbian|баклава f
:Roman: baklava#Serbian|baklava f
Spanish: baclava
Somali: baklawah
Turkish: baklava#Turkish|baklava

Category:Desserts

Bosnian

Noun
baklava f s (p: baklave)

1. baklava (dessert)

Category:bs:Desserts

Croatian

Noun
hr-noun|g=f|baklave

1. baklava (dessert)

Declension
hr-decl-noun
|baklava|baklave
|baklave|baklava
|baklavi|baklavama
|baklavu|baklave
|baklavo|baklave
|baklavi|baklavama
|baklavom|baklavama

Serbian

Noun
baklava f s (p: baklave)

1. baklava (dessert)

Cyrillic spelling
баклава#Serbian|баклава

Category:sr:Desserts

Turkish

Noun
baklava

1. baklava

Category:Turkish nouns

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