solyanka

English

solyanka

Etymology

From Russian and Ukrainian соля́нка (soljánka).

Noun

solyanka (countable and uncountable, plural solyankas)

A thick, spicy and sour soup in Russian and Ukrainian cuisine.

Translations

a thick, spicy and sour soup in Russian and Ukrainian cuisine

Armenian: սոլյանկա (solyanka)
Belarusian: саля́нка f (saljánka)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 索良卡 (suǒliángkǎ)
Czech: soljanka f
Estonian: seljanka (et)
Finnish: seljanka (fi)
French: solianka f
German: Soljanka (de) f
Greek: σολιάνκα (soliánka)
Hungarian: szoljánka
Japanese: ソリャンカ (soryanka)
Kazakh: солянка (solänka)
Korean: 솔랸카 (sollyanka)
Latvian: soļanka f
Marathi: सोल्यांका n (solyāṅkā)
Persian: سولیانکا (solyânkâ)
Polish: solanka (pl) f
Portuguese: solyanka f
Russian: соля́нка (ru) f (soljánka), селя́нка (ru) f (seljánka) (archaic)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: сољанка f

Roman: soljanka f
Spanish: solianka f
Swedish: soljanka
Ukrainian: соля́нка f (soljánka)

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