tasty

English

Pronunciation

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• Rhymes: -eɪsti

Adjective

tasty (comparative tastier, superlative tastiest)

1. Having a pleasant or satisfying flavor; delicious.

   You could make this tasty meal for breakfast.

2. (obsolete) Having or showing good taste; tasteful.

   These items will make an attractive and tasty display.

3. (slang) Appealing; when applied to persons, sexually appealing.

Synonyms

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Derived terms

• taste

Translations

having a pleasant or satisfying flavor

Arabic: لذيذ (ar) (ladhiidh) Armenian: համով (hy) (hamov), համեղ (hy) (hameġ) Chinese: Mandarin: 好吃 (cmn) (hǎochī), 可口 (cmn) (kěkǒu), 美味 (cmn) (měiwèi), 鮮美 (cmn), 鲜美 (cmn) (xiānměi) Czech: chutný (cs) m. Dutch: lekker (nl), smakelijk (nl) Esperanto: bongusta (eo) Finnish: maukas (fi), hyvän makuinen (fi) French: savoureux (fr), gouteux (fr), délicieux (fr) m., goutu (fr) m. Georgian: გემრიელი (ka) (gemrieli) German: köstlich (de), lecker (de), geschmackvoll (de)

Greek: νόστιμος (el) (nóstimos) Hebrew: טעים (he) (ta`ím) Hungarian: ízletes (hu) Indonesian: enak (id) Irish: blasta (ga) Japanese: 美味しい (ja) (, oishii), おいしい (ja) (oishii), 旨い (ja) (うまい, umai) Korean: 맛있다 (ko) (masissta), 맛있는 (ko) (masitneun) Romanian: gustos (ro) m. and n. Russian: вкусный (ru) (vkúsnyj) Spanish: sabroso (es), gustoso (es) Telugu: రుచికరమైన (te) (ruchikaramaina) Thai: อร่อย (th) (àrôi), โอชา (th) (ohchaa)

having or showing good taste

Dutch: smakelijk (nl) French: élégant (fr) m., avec gout (fr) Greek: νόστιμος (el) (nóstimos)

Hungarian: ízléses (hu) Japanese: 風味のよい (ja) (fūmi no yoi) Russian: изящный (ru) (izjáščnyj)

slang: appealing

Japanese: おいしそう (ja) (oishisō)

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Dutch: smakelijk, smakelijke, appetijtelijk, appetijtelijke Italian: saporito m., saporita f. Korean: 맛 있는

Kurdish: به‌تام, به‌له‌زه‌ت Spanish: sabroso m., sabrosa f.