Online Japanese dictionary of Kanji words: keyword: confectionery

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Direct access: マシュマロ , マフィン , マルチパン , マントウ , ミルフィーユ , ムース , メレンゲ , メープル , ラスク

マシュマロ

pronunciation: mashumaro   etymology: marshmallow (eg.)   keyword: confectionery   
translation: marshmallow

マフィン

pronunciation: mafin   etymology: muffin (eg.)   keyword: confectionery   
translation: muffin

マルチパン

pronunciation: maruchipan   etymology: Marzipan (de.)   keyword: confectionery   
translation: Marzipan

マントウ

pronunciation: mantou   etymology: mántou (cn.)   keyword: confectionery   
translation: mantou (Chinese steamed bun)
check also 饅頭

ミルフィーユ

pronunciation: mirufiiyu   etymology: mille-feuille (fr.)   keyword: confectionery   
translation: mille-feuille

ムース

pronunciation: muusu   etymology: mousse (fr.), moose (eg.)   keyword: confectionery , animal   
translation: (chocolate) mousse, moose
check also 泡

メレンゲ

pronunciation: merenge   etymology: meringue (fr.)   keyword: confectionery   
translation: meringue
メレンゲ菓子: merengegashi: meringue cake [pastry]
メレンゲ・シャンティイ: merengeshantii: meringue chantilly <<< シャンティイ

メープル

pronunciation: meepuru   etymology: maple (eg.)   keyword: confectionery   
translation: maple (tree)
メープル・シロップ: meepurushiroppu: maple syrup <<< シロップ
check also 楓

ラスク

pronunciation: rasuku   etymology: rusk (eg.)   keyword: confectionery   
translation: rusk
check also ビスケット

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