sour cream

See also: sourcream

English

Noun

sour cream (countable and uncountable, plural sour creams)

1. Cream which has been treated with a benign bacterium to turn it slightly sour, often used as a condiment, or a topping for baked potatoes.

Hyponyms

• crema
• crème fraîche

Translations

cream which has been treated with a benign bacterium

• Albanian: shtalpë (sq) f
• Arabic: كْرِيم حَامِض m (krīm ḥāmiḍ)
• Armenian: թթվասեր (hy) (tʻtʻvaser)
• Azerbaijani: xama
• Bashkir: ҡаймаҡ (qaymaq)
• Belarusian: смята́на f (smjatána)
• Bulgarian: смета́на (bg) f (smetána)
• Buryat: зөөхэй (zööxej)
• Chinese:

  Cantonese: 酸忌廉 (syun¹ gei⁶ lim^4-1)

  Mandarin: 酸奶油 (suānnǎiyóu)

• Chuvash: хӑйма (hăjma)
• Czech: zakysaná smetana f
• Dutch: zure room m
• Erzya: чапавелькс (čapaveľks)
• Esperanto: acidkremo
• Estonian: hapukoor (et)
• Finnish: hapankerma (fi)
• French: crème aigre (fr) f, fromage blanc (fr) m
• Georgian: არაჟანი (aražani)
• German: saure Sahne f, Sauerrahm (de) m, Schmand (de) m
• Hungarian: tejföl (hu), tejfel (hu)
• Icelandic: sýrður rjómi m
• Irish: uachtar géar m
• Italian: panna acida f
• Japanese: サワークリーム (sawā kurīmu)
• Kabardian: шатэ (kbd) (šatɛ)
• Karelian: kuore
• Kazakh: қаймақ (qaimaq)
• Korean: 사워 크림 (sawo keurim), 발효 크림 (balhyo keurim)
• Kyrgyz: сметана (smetana), каймак (ky) (kaymak)
• Latvian: skābais krējums (lv) m
• Lithuanian: grietinė
• Macedonian: павлака f (pavlaka)
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: rømme (no) m

  Nynorsk: rømme m

• Persian: خامه ترش (fa) (xâme-ye torš)
• Polish: śmietana (pl) f
• Portuguese: creme azedo m
• Russian: смета́на (ru) f (smetána)
• Scottish Gaelic: uachdar goirt m
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: павлака f, кисела павлака f, врхње n, кисело врхње n, милерам m

  Roman: pavlaka (sh) f, kisela pavlaka f, vrhnje (sh) n, kiselo vrhnje n, mileram (sh) m

• Silesian: śmjytana f, zana f
• Slovak: kyslá smotana f
• Slovene: kisla smetana f
• Spanish: crema agria f
• Swedish: gräddfil (sv) c
• Tajik: қаймок (qaymok)
• Tatar: каймак (tt) (qaymaq)
• Turkish: ekşi krema
• Ukrainian: смета́на (uk) f (smetána)
• Uzbek: smetana (uz), qaymoq (uz)
• Vietnamese: kem chua
• Yiddish: סמעטענע f (smetene)