Online Japanese dictionary of foreign words: translation of 'パンの皮'

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パン

pronunciation: pan   etymology: pão (pt.)   keyword: food , confectionery   
translation: bread
パンを焼く: pannoyaku: bake bread, toast bread <<< 焼
パンの耳: pannnomimi: bread crust <<< 耳
パンの皮: pannnokawa <<< 皮
パンの木: pannnoki: breadfruit <<< 木
パン種: pandane: yeast, leaven, barm <<< 種
パン屋: pannya: bakery, baker <<< 屋
パン粉: panko: flour <<< 粉
パン屑: pankuzu: crumbs <<< 屑
パン焼: pannyaki: toaster <<< 焼
パン焼器: pannyakiki <<< 器
パン・ナイフ: pannnaihu: bread knife <<< ナイフ
パン・ケーキ: pankeeki: pancake <<< ケーキ
黒パン: kuropan: brown bread <<< 黒
白パン: shiropan: white bread <<< 白
食パン: shokupan: plain bread <<< 食
乾パン: kanpan: cracker, biscuit, hardtack <<< 乾 , ビスケット , クラッカー
クリーム・パン: kuriimupan: cream bun <<< クリーム
フライパン: huraipan: frying-pan <<< フライ
ピーター・パン: piitaapan: Peter Pan <<< ピーター
ロール・パン: roorupan: roll of bread <<< ロール
カレー・パン: kareepan: curry bunny [bun] <<< カレー
手作りのパン: teZukurinopan: homemade bread <<< 手作り
葡萄パン: budoupan: raisin bread <<< 葡萄
菓子パン: kashipan: bun <<< 菓子
玄米パン: genmaipan: brown rice bread <<< 玄米

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