Noun: Biltong
Gender: Neuter
Hyphenation:
Genitive
Indefinite
| Singular | Biltong; Biltongs |
Definite
| Singular | Biltong; Biltongs |
Sample Sentences
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1851, Max Roderich, St. Helena. Historischer Roman, 2nd volume, Jena, p. 31 (Here again we were treated to genuine African delicacies, of which I still remember the anise roots, which had a very spicy but almost too intense taste; the biltong, which consists of smoked muscles from the eland's hindquarters and is considered a delicious delicacy, usually eaten raw in very thin slices; the buffalo tongues; and what I myself discovered to be an exquisite and incredibly tender dish, the salted elephant feet.)
Nouns inflected like Biltong
A-Dur,
Kimchi,
Gaudi,
Kölsch,
Hightech,
H-dur,
Dschihad,
Platt,
Corned Beef,
As-Dur,
Unbill,
Früh,
Syph,
Katzenstreu,
Biltong,
Hagelslag,
Genüge,
Nutella,
H-Dur,
Furore, etc. (List truncated at 20 nouns)
Etymology
Borrowed from Afrikaans biltong.
Translations