Etymology
From Latin ingrediens, present participle of ingredior (“I go or enter into or onto”).
Pronunciation
Noun
ingredient (plural ingredients)
- One of the substances present in a mixture.
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Translations
substance present in a mixture
- Arabic: مُقَوّم (ar) (muqáwwim) m
- Armenian: բաղադրամաս (hy) (baġadramas)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: (of a product) 成份 (cmn) (chéngfèn), (of a dish) 材料 (cmn) (cáiliào), ("element" - used when creating a metaphor) 因素 (cmn) (yīnsù), 成分 (cmn) (chéngfèn)
- Czech: přísada (cs) f, ingredience (cs) f
- Dutch: ingrediënt (nl) n, bestanddeel (nl) n
- Estonian: koostisosa (et), aines (et)
- Finnish: valmistusaine (fi), aines (fi), ainesosa (fi)
- French: ingrédient (fr) m
- German: Bestandteil (de) m, Ingredienz (de) f, Inhaltsstoff (de) m, Zutat (de) f
- Greek: συστατικό (el) (systatikó) n
- Hebrew: מרכיב (he) (markiv) m
- Hungarian: alkotórész (hu), alkatrész (hu), hozzávaló (hu)
- Italian: ingrediente (it) m
- Japanese: 成分 (ja) (せいぶん, seibun), 原材料 (ja) (げんざいりょう, genzairyō), 食材 (ja) (しょくざい, shokuzai)
- Korean: 성분 (ko) (seongbun) (成分 (ko))
- Latin: pars (la) f
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