See|RICE
English
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Etymology
Old French ris � Italian riso � Latin oriza � Greek ���ζα (rice), from an eastern root (probably Indo-Iranian).
Pronunciation
IPA|/ɹaɪs/
audio|en-us-rice.ogg|Audio (US)
rhymes|aɪs
Noun
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- Cereal plants (Oryza sativa) of the grass family whose seeds are used as food.
- <!--DefNOryza_sativa_seed-->The seeds of this plant used as food.
Translations
trans-top|<!--DefNOryza_sativa-->plants
Arabic: ARchar|ارز|أرز ('arz) m
Bosnian: t-|bs|riža|f, t-|bs|pirina�|m
Chinese: 稻 (dà o)
Croatian: t-|hr|riža|f
Danish: t-|da|ris
Dutch: t+|nl|rijst|m
Estonian: t-|et|riis
Finnish: t+|fi|riisi
Frisian: rys
French: t+|fr|riz|m
German: t+|de|Reis|m
Greek: Ï�Ï�Ï�ζα (orÃza) f
Hebrew: ��ר� (órez) m
Hindi: �ावल (��val)
Hungarian: t+|hu|rizs
Indonesian: t+|id|padi|xs=Indonesian
Italian: t+|it|riso|m
Japanese: 稲 (ã��ã�, ine)
Korean: ë²¼ (byeo)
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Malayalam: ന�ല�ല� (nellu)
Marathi: à¤à¤¾à¤¤ (bhÄ�t)
Norwegian: t-|no|ris|m
Polish: t+|pl|ryż|m
Portuguese: t+|pt|arroz|m
Punjabi: �ਾਵਲ (��val), ��ਲ (�aul)
Rohingya: soil
Russian: �и� (ris) m
Serbian:
Slovene: t+|sl|riž|m
Spanish: t+|es|arroz|m
Swedish: t+|sv|ris|n
Telugu: t|te|వరి|sc=Telu (vari)
Tetum: hare
Urdu: URchar|�ا�� (��val)
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trans-top|<!--DefNOryza_sativa_seed-->seeds used as food
Arabic: ARchar|ا�رز (ar-róz) m
Basque: arroz
Bosnian: t-|bs|riža|f, t-|bs|pirina�|m
Catalan: arròs m
Chinese: ç±³ (mÇ�), é¥ (fà n) (cooked), ç±³é¥ (mÇ�fà n)
Croatian: t-|hr|riža|f
Czech: t-|cs|rýže|f
Esperanto: t-|eo|rizo|xs=Esperanto
Dutch: rijst m, nasi goreng (common mistake by autochtone Dutch, they refer to any rice meal)
Estonian: t-|et|riis
Finnish: t+|fi|riisi
Frisian: rys
French: t+|fr|riz|m
German: t+|de|Reis|m
Greek: Ï�Ï�ζι (rÃzi) n
Hebrew: ��ר� (órez) m
Hindi: �ावल (��val)
Hungarian: t+|hu|rizs
Indonesian: beras (raw seed), nasi (cooked)
Interlingua: ris
Italian: t+|it|riso|m
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Japanese: 米 (��, kome) (raw seed), �飯 (���, gohan) / 飯 (��, meshi) (cooked)
Korean: � (ssal); 밥 (bap) (cooked)
Kuna: oros
Kurdish: t-|ku|بر�ج|sc=KUchar
Malayalam: �രി (ari) (un-cooked), ��റ� (chOru) (cooked)
Marathi: ताà¤�दà¥�ळ (tÄ�.ndull), à¤à¤¾à¤¤ (bhÄ�t) (cooked)
Norwegian: t-|no|ris|m
Persian: FAchar|بر�ج (birinj)
Polish: t+|pl|ryż|m
Portuguese: t+|pt|arroz|m
Punjabi: �ਾਵਲ (��val), ��ਲ (�aul)
Russian: �и� (ris) m
Scottish Gaelic: rus m
Serbian:
Slovene: t+|sl|riž|m
Spanish: t+|es|arroz|m
Swedish: t+|sv|ris|n
Telugu: t|te|వడ�ల�|scTelu (vaDlu), t|te|బియ�య�|scTelu
Tetum: foos (picked), etu (cooked)
Turkish: t+|tr|pirinç
Urdu: URchar|�ا�� (��val)
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ttbc|CJKV Characters: 米; 糲, �
ttbc|Hausa: à lbárkà kumbe
ttbc|Vietnamese: lúa, gạo, cơm
ttbc|Volapük: risat
Verb
rice
- <!--VTrSqueeze-->to squeeze through a ricer; to mash or make into rice-sized pieces
Derived terms
top3
arborio rice
brown rice
golden rice
Indian rice
jollof rice
mealie rice
Patna rice
brewer's rice
broken rice
mid3
rice bowl
rice grass
rice leafhopper
rice paper
rice pudding
rice rat
rice weevil
mid3
ricebird
rice-paper plant
ricer
Spanish rice
white rice
wild rice
Related terms
Menominee
rijsttafel
risotto
See also
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basmati
bhelpuri
California roll
dosa
gumbo
idli
idli
mid3
jambalaya
khir
mirin
mochi
nasi goreng
onigiri
pad thai
mid3
paella
pilaf, pilau
rangoli
risotto
sake
samshu
sushi
Category:1000 English basic words
Category:Foods
Category:Grains
Category:Plants
Old English
Pronunciation
IPA|/ri:ʧe/
Etymology
Common Germanic *rikaz (*rÄ«k-, *rÄ«kja-), from Celtic *rÄ«giom â��kingdomâ��, from *rÄ«gs â��kingâ�� (compare Irish rÃ), from Indo-European *rÄ�gs â��kingâ��.
Cognates include Old Saxon rÄ«ki (Dutch rijk), Old High German rÄ«hhi (German Reich, reich), Old Norse rÃki n, rÃkr adj (Swedish rike n, rik adj), Gothic ð���ð��´ð��¹ð��ºð��¹ n, ð���ð��´ð��¹ð��ºð��´ð��¹ð��� adj. The IE root is also the source of Latin rex.
Noun
Latinx|rī�e n
- power, authority, dominion
- a kingdom or empire
Declension
oe-noun|rī�e|rī�u|rī�e|rī�u|rī�es|rī�a|rī�e|rī�um
Adjective
unicode|rī�e
- powerful, mighty; rich
Descendants
Dutch: rijk
English rich
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