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Oil cakes of walnut . oil cake countable and uncountable plural oil cakes
The solid residue remaining after any oilseed has been pressed to remove the vegetable oil ; it is used, with other ingredients, as animal food.
1951 John Wyndham , The Day of the Triffids 1954 , page 45 :The public learned that it and similar companies in other countries were about to farm triffids on a large scale, in order to extract valuable oils and juices and to press highly nutritious oil-cake for stock feeding.
A cake made with vegetable oil instead of butter. solid residue
Albanian: dra (sq) f
Ancient Macedonian: βαβρήν ( babrḗn )
Arabic: كُسْبَة f ( kusba ) , كُسْب m ( kusb )
Armenian: կոպտոն (hy) ( kopton ) , քուսպ (hy) ( kʻusp )
Bulgarian: кюспе n ( kjuspe )
Catalan: tortó m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 油餅 / 油饼 (zh) ( yóubǐng )
Finnish: öljykakku
French: tourteau (fr) m
Georgian: კოპტონი ( ḳoṗṭoni )
German: Presskuchen m Ölkuchen m Öltreber m Öltrester m
Italian: panello m
Japanese: 油かす ( あぶらかす, aburakasu )
Malayalam: പിണ്ണാക്ക് (ml) ( piṇṇākkŭ )
Norwegian:
Bokmål: oljekake m or f
Polish: makuch m kuch (pl) m kołacz (pl) m
Romanian: turtă (ro) f
Russian: жмых (ru) m ( žmyx ) , маку́ха (ru) f ( makúxa ) ( regional )
Serbo-Croatian: uljenjak m kȍmina màslinā f
Slovene: óljne tropíne pl f pŕga f
Tamil: புண்ணாக்கு (ta) ( puṇṇākku )
Telugu: తెలికపిండి (te) ( telikapiṇḍi )
Turkish: küspe (tr)
Ottoman Turkish: كوسبه ( küsbe )
Ukrainian: маку́ха f ( makúxa ) , ви́чавки m pl ( výčavky )
