baghrir
/bæɡˈrɪər/
baghrir noun: a traditional North African semolina pancake, especially in Morocco and Algeria, characterized by many small holes on its surface and typically served with butter and honey.

Noun
baghrir (plural baghrirs)
Forms of baghrir
| plural | baghrirs |
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Origin of baghrir
Borrowed from Arabic بَغْرِير (baḡrīr).
Questions about baghrir
- What does baghrir mean?
- Baghrir means a traditional North African semolina pancake, especially in Morocco and Algeria, characterized by many small holes on its surface and typically served with butter and honey.
- What part of speech is baghrir?
- Baghrir is a noun.
- How do you pronounce baghrir?
- Baghrir is pronounced /bæɡˈrɪər/.
- What is the plural of baghrir?
- The plural of baghrir is baghrirs.
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