finger food

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• /ˈfɪŋɡə(ɹ)ˌfuːd/
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No etymology was provided for this word.

18 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Chinese Mandarin: 手抓食物 — Food that can be eaten with one's hands
• Danish: fingermad — Food that can be eaten with one's hands
• Finnish: sormiruoka — Food that can be eaten with one's hands
• Finnish: sormisyötävä — Food that can be eaten with one's hands
• Galician: petisco — Food that can be eaten with one's hands
• German: Fingerfood — Food that can be eaten with one's hands
• Italian: finger food — Food that can be eaten with one's hands
• Italian: cibo che si mangia senza le posate — Food that can be eaten with one's hands
• Malay: makanan cekut — Food that can be eaten with one's hands
• Malay: ماکنن چکوت (makanan cekut) — Food that can be eaten with one's hands
• Norwegian Bokmål: fingermat — Food that can be eaten with one's hands
• Norwegian Nynorsk: fingermat — Food that can be eaten with one's hands
• Polish: jedzenie spożywane palcami — Food that can be eaten with one's hands
• Portuguese: petisco — Food that can be eaten with one's hands
• Spanish: pasaboca — Food that can be eaten with one's hands
• Spanish: picoteo — Food that can be eaten with one's hands
• Swedish: plockmat — Food that can be eaten with one's hands
• Welsh: bwyd bys a bawd — Food that can be eaten with one's hands