la
feminine
/aˈɾina/
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Translation
flour
Word origin
From Latin farina ('meal, flour'), from far ('spelt, coarse grain').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- farina
- English cognates
- farina, farinaceous
Grammar
Genderfeminine
Pluralharinas
Examples
, .
For bread you need flour, water and salt.
masa.
Add a cup of flour to the dough.
cubierta .
The kitchen ended up covered in flour.
¿ tarta?
Did you buy flour to make the cake?
fina receta.
This flour is too fine for the recipe.
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