mangetout

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• /ˈmɑ̃ʒ.tuː/
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• /mɑ̃ʒˈtuː/
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Borrowed from French mangetout, from mange (“eat”) + tout (“all”), since even the pod is edible.

14 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Finnish: sokeriherne — vegetable pea eaten when immature — see also snow pea
• French: mange-tout — vegetable pea eaten when immature — see also snow pea
• German: Zuckererbse — vegetable pea eaten when immature — see also snow pea
• German: Kaiserschote — vegetable pea eaten when immature — see also snow pea
• German: Zuckerschote — vegetable pea eaten when immature — see also snow pea
• German: Mange-tout — vegetable pea eaten when immature — see also snow pea
• Greek: αρακάς (arakás) — vegetable pea eaten when immature — see also snow pea
• Icelandic: sykurbaun — vegetable pea eaten when immature — see also snow pea
• Icelandic: snjóbaun — vegetable pea eaten when immature — see also snow pea
• Icelandic: sykurerta — vegetable pea eaten when immature — see also snow pea
• Luxembourgish: Mange-tout — vegetable pea eaten when immature — see also snow pea
• Polish: groch cukrowy — vegetable pea eaten when immature — see also snow pea
• Swedish: sockerärt — vegetable pea eaten when immature — see also snow pea
• Turkish: şeker bezelye — vegetable pea eaten when immature — see also snow pea