Vienna sausage

English

Etymology

A calque of German Wienerwurst (“Viennese sausage”); compare the borrowed form wienerwurst.

Noun

Vienna sausage (plural Vienna sausages)

1. A wiener (kind of smoked link sausage).

   Spicy but delicate Vienna sausages are eaten with various dishes such as sauerkraut or as a snack by themselves, with or without relish.

Translations

sausage

• Catalan: salsitxa de Viena f
• Danish: frankfurter c
• Esperanto: frankfurto
• Hungarian: virsli (hu)
• Italian: würstel (it) m
• Polish: frankfurterka (pl) f, parówka (pl) f
• Spanish: salchicha de Viena (es) f, salchicha vienesa f

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• Armenian: նրբերշիկ (hy) (nrberšik), սասիսկի (sasiski)
• Bulgarian: кренвирш m (krenvirš)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 法蘭克福香腸／法兰克福香肠 (Fǎlánkèfú xiāngcháng)

• French: saucisse de Francfort (fr)
• German: Würstchen (de) n
• Greek: λουκάνικο φραγκφούρτης n (loukániko fragkfoúrtis)
• Italian: salsicciotto di Francoforte m (nonstandard), salsiccia di Francoforte f (nonstandard), würstel (it) m, hot dog (it) m (when in a bun)
• Persian: فرانکفورتر (frânkfurter)
• Russian: соси́ска (ru) f (sosíska), сарде́лька (ru) f (sardɛ́lʹka) (larger)
• Serbo-Croatian: виршла f, viršla (sh) f
• Spanish: salchicha de Frankfurt
• Swedish: frankfurterkorv

See also

• frankfurter