shashlik
Borrowed from Russian шашлы́к (šašlýk), from Turkic; compare Turkish şaşlık, Turkish şişlik.[1][2][3]
shashlik (plural shashliks)
- A form of shish kebab, originally made of marinated lamb meat.
skewered dish
- Arabic: شِيشْلِيك m (šišlīk)
- Gulf Arabic: شيشليك m (šišlīk)
- Armenian: խորոված (hy) (xorovac)
- Azerbaijani: şişlik
- Belarusian: шашлы́к m (šašlýk)
- Bulgarian: шишче (bg) f (šišče)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 串燒／串烧 (zh) (chuànshāo), 烤肉 (zh) (kǎoròu), 串兒／串儿 (zh) (chuànr)
- Czech: šašlik m
- Dutch: sjasliek (nl)
- Esperanto: ŝaŝliko
- Estonian: šašlõkk (et)
- Finnish: saslikki, saslik, šašlik
- French: chachlyk (fr) m, chachlik (fr) m
- Georgian: მწვადი (mc̣vadi)
- German: Schaschlik (de) m, Schaschlyk m
- Greek: σασλίκ n (saslík)
- Hebrew: שישליק
- Hungarian: saslik (hu)
- Italian: shashlik m
- Japanese: シャシリク (shashiriku)
- Kazakh: кәуап (käuap)
- Korean: 샤실리크 (ko) (syasillikeu)
- Latvian: šašliks m
- Lithuanian: šašlykas m
- Nogai: сислик (sislik)
- Norwegian: sjasjlyk
- Persian: شیشلیک (fa) (šišlik)
- Polish: szaszłyk (pl) m
- Portuguese: chachlik m, shashlik m
- Russian: шашлы́к (ru) m (šašlýk), шиш-кеба́б m (šiš-kebáb)
- Spanish: shashlik m
- Swedish: saschlik n
- Tatar: шашлык (şaşlıq), шешлек (şeşlek), кәбап (tt) (käbap)
- Turkish: şaşlık (tr), şişlik (tr), şiş kebap (tr)
- Ukrainian: шашли́к m (šašlýk)
- Uzbek: shashlik (uz)
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- ^ "shashlik." The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language: Fourth Edition. 2008.
- ^ "shashlik." Dictionary.com. Dictionary.com Unabridged (v 1.1). Random House, Inc. 2008.
- ^ "şaşlık." Turkish Language Association online dictionary on şaşlık.
shashlik m (plural shashliks)
- Alternative spelling of chachlik
