baking soda

English

Etymology

From its use in baking.

Noun

baking soda (countable and uncountable, plural baking sodas)

1. Sodium bicarbonate.

   Synonyms: sodium bicarbonate, sodium hydrogencarbonate, sodium bicarb, bread soda, cooking soda, bicarb soda, bicarbonate of soda, bicarb

Translations

common name for sodium bicarbonate

• Arabic: صُودَا الْخَبْز‎ f (ṣūdā l-ḵabz)
• Armenian: սննդի սոդա (snndi soda)
• Bulgarian: бакпулвер m (bakpulver)
• Chinese:

  Cantonese: 梳打粉 (so¹ da² fan²)

  Mandarin: 蘇打粉／苏打粉 (zh) (sūdáfěn)

• Czech: jedlá soda f
• Danish: natron n
• Esperanto: natria bikarbonato, baksodo
• Finnish: ruokasooda (fi)
• French: bicarbonate de soude (fr) m
• Georgian: please add this translation if you can
• German: Natron (de) n, Backnatron n
• Greek: μαγειρική σόδα f (mageirikí sóda)
• Hungarian: szódabikarbóna (hu)
• Icelandic: matarsódi m
• Japanese: 重曹 (ja) (じゅうそう, jūsō)
• Khmer: សូដាដុតនំ (soudaadotnum)
• Korean: 중조 (jungjo)
• Malay: soda penaik
• Polish: soda (pl) f, soda oczyszczona (pl) f
• Portuguese: bicarbonato de sódio m
• Russian: пищева́я со́да f (piščevája sóda)
• Spanish: bicarbonato de sodio (es) m
• Swedish: natriumvätekarbonat (sv)
• Tagalog: bikarbonato-de-sosa
• Taos: sùdo’óne
• Thai: โซดาทำขนม, ผงฟู (th) (pǒng-fuu)
• Tibetan: བུལ་ཏོག (bul tog)
• Turkish: karbonat (tr), yemek sodası
• Yiddish: באַקסאָדע‎ (baksode), סאָדע‎ (sode)