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What's mustard called abroad?

22-03-2005 5:28pm

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Sarky

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I seem to recall the French calling it 'moutard' or something similar.

What's the word for mustard in other languages?

Let us contribute to a greater understanding of mustard between all the peoples of the world!

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#2 22-03-2005 5:30pm

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German - Senf

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#3 22-03-2005 5:34pm

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In Russia its мустард

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#4 22-03-2005 5:41pm

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Mana

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#5 22-03-2005 5:42pm

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In Iranian(farsi) = sose khardal.

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#6 22-03-2005 5:43pm

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Amz wrote:

German - Senf

indeed.

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#7 22-03-2005 5:48pm

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Dutch - Mosterd

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#8 22-03-2005 5:50pm

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Esperanto - mustardo
Spanish - mostaza

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#9 22-03-2005 5:52pm

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mostaza en castellano

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#10 23-03-2005 12:29pm

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In Italian it's senape and in portugese it's mostarda.

What's the Irish for mustard ??????

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#11 25-03-2005 5:31pm

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As Gaeilge, Mustard = Mustard

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#12 09-04-2005 5:21pm

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Czech - hořčice

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#13 10-04-2005 3:43pm

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Japanese - karashi

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#14 10-04-2005 10:31pm

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why im reading a board about mustard is beyond me , but heres my contribution: Romanian: Mustar

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#15 10-04-2005 11:01pm

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Interlingua - mustarda n mustard / Hence: mustardero; mustardiera

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#16 10-04-2005 11:26pm

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Greek = Moostartha = μουστάρδα

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#17 11-04-2005 2:27pm

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French = moutarde

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#18 20-04-2005 9:41pm

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Norwegian/Swedish/Danish - sennep

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#19 03-06-2005 9:30pm

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Feenikusu wrote:

Japanese - karashi

Wasabi?

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#20 03-06-2005 9:35pm

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#21 04-06-2005 4:28pm

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LostinBlanch wrote:

Wasabi?

Wasabi's not really mustard. It's a damn fine condiment though and I won't hear a bad word said about it.

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#22 22-07-2005 4:29pm

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DrIndy wrote:

Norwegian/Swedish/Danish - sennep

Swedish = senap

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#23 25-08-2005 12:24pm

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Hindi - rai (seeds), sarson (leaves).

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