Pronunciation: /mɑːməˈliːɡə/
noun a traditional Romanian dish made from boiled cornmeal
A1 I like to eat mamaliga with cheese.
A2 Mamaliga is a traditional Romanian dish made from cornmeal.
B1 My grandmother makes the best mamaliga in the village.
B2 Mamaliga is often served with sour cream and bacon.
C1 The secret to perfect mamaliga is in the slow cooking process.
C2 I learned how to make mamaliga from my great-grandmother who was a master chef.
verb none
A1 I mamaliga every morning for breakfast.
A2 She mamaliga with cheese and sour cream.
B1 We mamaliga together as a family on weekends.
B2 The traditional way to mamaliga is with cornmeal and water.
C1 He mamaliga so well that it tastes just like his grandmother's recipe.
C2 Mamaliga is a versatile dish that can be enjoyed with various toppings and flavors.
adjective none
A1 I tried a new dish made with mamaliga, and it was delicious.
A2 The mamaliga cornbread was served with cheese and sour cream.
B1 The traditional Romanian dish, mamaliga, is similar to polenta.
B2 The chef prepared a mamaliga dish with a variety of toppings.
C1 The gourmet restaurant offered a sophisticated version of mamaliga.
C2 The food critic praised the chef's innovative twist on the classic mamaliga recipe.
adverb none
A1 I like to eat mamaliga slowly.
A2 She cooked the mamaliga perfectly.
B1 The mamaliga was served piping hot.
B2 He ate the mamaliga with gusto.
C1 The chef prepared the mamaliga expertly.
C2 The homemade mamaliga was exceptionally delicious.
pronoun none
A1 I like mamaliga.
A2 She made mamaliga for dinner.
B1 We often eat mamaliga with sour cream.
B2 The traditional recipe for mamaliga includes cornmeal and water.
C1 Mamaliga is a staple food in Romanian cuisine.
C2 Having grown up in Romania, I have a deep appreciation for the taste of mamaliga.
preposition none
A1 I like to eat mamaliga with cheese.
A2 She made mamaliga for dinner last night.
B1 Mamaliga is a traditional Romanian dish made from cornmeal.
B2 The restaurant served mamaliga alongside grilled sausages.
C1 The chef prepared a gourmet version of mamaliga with truffle oil.
C2 The food critic praised the chef's innovative twist on mamaliga.
conjunction none
A1 I like mamaliga and I like cheese.
A2 I wanted to try mamaliga, but I couldn't find it at the restaurant.
B1 Mamaliga is a traditional Romanian dish, and it is often served with sour cream.
B2 I have never tried mamaliga before; however, I have heard that it is delicious.
C1 Mamaliga is a versatile dish that can be enjoyed with various toppings such as cheese, bacon, or vegetables.
C2 Although I have tried many different types of cornbread, mamaliga remains my favorite.
interjection none
A1 Mamaliga! That was a delicious meal.
A2 Mamaliga! I can't wait to try more Romanian dishes.
B1 Mamaliga! This traditional dish is a staple in Romanian cuisine.
B2 Mamaliga! I learned how to make it from my grandmother.
C1 Mamaliga! It's amazing how versatile this dish can be with different toppings.
C2 Mamaliga! I had the best mamaliga at a restaurant in Bucharest.
article none
A1 I like mamaliga because it is a traditional Romanian dish.
A2 Mamaliga is similar to polenta and is often served with sour cream.
B1 Have you ever tried mamaliga with cheese and bacon? It's delicious!
B2 The best mamaliga I've ever had was at a small family-owned restaurant in Bucharest.
C1 Mamaliga can be a versatile dish, as it can be served as a side or as a main course.
C2 The chef's special mamaliga recipe included mushrooms, truffle oil, and parmesan cheese.
formal The traditional dish of mamaliga is a staple in Romanian cuisine.
informal I can't wait to dig into that delicious mamaliga at the family gathering.
slang Let's grab some mamaliga and chill out tonight.
figurative Her words were as comforting as a warm bowl of mamaliga on a cold day.
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