cassata siciliana

English

Etymology

Borrowed from Italian cassata siciliana (literally “Sicilian cassata”).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /kəˈsɑːtə sɪt͡ʃɪliˈɑːnə/

Noun

cassata siciliana (plural not attested)

A rich cake, typical of Sicily, containing liqueur layered with ricotta, candied fruit and chocolate.

Synonyms

cassata

Translations

Sicilian cake with liqueur, ricotta, candied fruit and chocolate

Arabic: كَاسَّاتَا f (kāssātā), كَاسَّاتَا سِيشِيلْيَانَا f (kāssātā sīšīlyānā)
Armenian: կասատա (kasata), կասսատա (kassata)
French: cassata (fr) f
German: Cassata f
Greek: κασάτα f (kasáta), κασσάτα f (kassáta)
Hebrew: קָסָאטָה f (kasátah), קָסָאטָה סִיצִ׳ילְיָאנָה f (kasátah sichil'yánah)
Italian: cassata (it) f, cassata siciliana f
Japanese: カッサータ (kassāta)
Korean: 카사타 (kasata)
Russian: касса́та f (kassáta), сицилиа́нская касса́та f (siciliánskaja kassáta)
Sicilian: cassata (scn) f, cassata siciliana f
Spanish: cassata f, casata f
Swedish: cassata c
Ukrainian: каса́та f (kasáta), сицилі́йська каса́та f (sycylíjsʹka kasáta)

Italian

Etymology

Literally, “Sicilian cassata”.

Noun

cassata siciliana f (plural cassate siciliane)

cassata siciliana
Synonym: cassata

Sicilian

Etymology

Literally “Sicilian cassata”.

Noun

cassata siciliana f (plural cassati siciliani)

cassata siciliana

Synonyms

cassata

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