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urbech

urbech noun: a thick, sticky paste made from ground raw or dried seeds (such as flax, hemp, sunflower, pumpkin), apricot kernels or nuts, traditionally used in Dagestani cuisine.

Noun

urbech (plural urbeches)

  1. A thick, sticky paste made from ground raw or dried seeds (such as flax, hemp, sunflower, pumpkin), apricot kernels or nuts, traditionally used in Dagestani cuisine.

Forms of urbech

pluralurbeches

Origin of urbech

Borrowed from Russian урбе́ч (urbéč), ultimately from Kumyk гьюрбеч (hürbeç).

Questions about urbech

What does urbech mean?
Urbech means a thick, sticky paste made from ground raw or dried seeds (such as flax, hemp, sunflower, pumpkin), apricot kernels or nuts, traditionally used in Dagestani cuisine.
What part of speech is urbech?
Urbech is a noun.
What is the plural of urbech?
The plural of urbech is urbeches.

Words near urbech in the dictionary

  1. Urbanski
  2. Urbanskis
  3. urbaria
  4. urbarial
  5. urbarium
  6. urbech
  7. Urbenville
  8. urbes
  9. urbex
  10. urbexer
  11. urbexers

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