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Definition of pottage - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
cuisineRare UK Nigerian dish with plantain, beans, or yamRare UK
- She prepared a delicious pottage with yam and spices.
2.
cookingDated UK thick soup or stew made from vegetablesDated UK
- She served a hearty pottage during the cold winter night..
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Nigerian dish with plantain, beans, or yam 
thick soup or stew made from vegetables
Expressions with pottage
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something of little value traded for something much more valuable
He traded his valuable heirloom for a mere mess of pottage..
Origin of pottage
Old French, potage (thick soup)
Examples of pottage in a sentence
He learned to cook pottage from his grandmother. The medieval recipe included a rich pottage. Villagers gathered to enjoy a communal pottage.
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- French:ragoût, potage, ...
- German:nigerianischer Eintopf, Eintopf, ...
- Italian:stufato nigeriano, minestra, ...
- Spanish:potaje, ...
- Portuguese:ensopado, sopa grossa, ...
- Chinese:炖菜, 浓汤, ...
- Japanese:ポタージュ, 濃厚なスープ, ...
- Arabic:يَخْنَة, حَسَاء كَثِيف, ...
- Hebrew:תַּבְשִׁיל, תַּרְתִּיחָה, ...
- Russian:блюдо из ямса, потаж, ...
- Ukrainian:потаж, густий суп, ...
- Hindi:पॉटेज, गाढ़ा सूप, ...
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