poa pitha
poa pitha noun: a fried Bangladeshi delicacy made of all purpose and rice flour, water, jaggery, and salt.
Noun
poa pitha (plural poa pithas)
- A fried Bangladeshi delicacy made of all purpose and rice flour, water, jaggery, and salt.
Forms of poa pitha
| plural | poa pithas |
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Origin of poa pitha
Transliteration of Bengali পোয়া পিঠা (pōẇa piṭha). Compare তেলের পিঠা (teler piṭha, “oil pie”), Odia ପୋଡ଼ ପିଠା (poṛa piṭhā).
Questions about poa pitha
- What does poa pitha mean?
- Poa pitha means a fried Bangladeshi delicacy made of all purpose and rice flour, water, jaggery, and salt.
- What part of speech is poa pitha?
- Poa pitha is a noun.
- What is the plural of poa pitha?
- The plural of poa pitha is poa pithas.
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