meatball

English

Etymology

meat + ball

Noun

meatball (plural meatballs)

1. a ball of minced meat, seasoned and cooked
2. (slang) a stupid person

Translations

meatball

• Catalan: mandonguilla (ca) f
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 肉丸 (cmn) (ròuwán)

• Finnish: lihapyörykkä (fi), lihapulla (fi)
• French: boulette (fr) f
• German: Fleischklößchen (de) n, Frikadelle (de) f, Fleischpflanzl (de) n (Bavarian dialect)
• Greek: κεφτές (el) (keftés) m
• Hungarian: húsgombóc (hu)
• Icelandic: kjötbolla (is) f
• Italian: polpetta (it) f
• Japanese: 肉団子 (ja) (にくだんご, nikudango), ミートボール (ja) (mītobōru)
• Luxembourgish: Boulette (lb) f

• Macedonian: ќофте (mk) (ḱófte) n
• Malay: bebola daging (ms)
• Norwegian: kjøttkake (no)
• Portuguese: almôndega (pt) f
• Romanian: chiftea (ro) f
• Russian: фрикаде́лька (ru) (frikadɛ́l'ka) f (boiled), тефте́лька (ru) (teftél'ka) f (roasted), бито́к (ru) (bitók) m (roasted)
• Sicilian: purpetta (scn) f
• Spanish: albóndiga (es) f
• Swedish: köttbulle (sv) c
• Turkish: köfte (tr)

meatball-faggot (pork meatball)

• German: Leberfrikadelle

Anagrams

• metaball

External links

• Meatball on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
• Meatball (disambiguation) on Wikipedia.Wikipedia:Meatball (disambiguation)