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A dry, spicy sausage of Ottoman Turkish origin that is popular in the Middle East, Central Asia and Southeastern Europe and, to a lesser extent, in other regions that used to be part of the Ottoman Empire. It consists of ground meat (usually beef) mixed with spices including cumin, sumac, garlic, salt, and red pepper, fed into a sausage casing and allowed to dry for several weeks.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: countable, uncountable
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
A sausage-shaped confection, made from walnuts sewn onto a string, and dipped in thickened grape must and dried.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: countable, uncountable
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: churchkhela, soutzoukos
Antonyms: none provided
From Turkish sucuk. Doublet of soutzouki.
Across languages
Translations
56 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Albanian:
suxhuk
— type of sausage
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Southern Altai:
чучук
(čučuk)
— type of sausage
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Arabic:
سُجُق
(sujuq)
— type of sausage
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Armenian:
սուջուխ
(suǰux)
— type of sausage
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Armenian:
երշիկ
(eršik)
— type of sausage
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Azerbaijani:
sucuq
— type of sausage
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Azerbaijani:
sucuk
— type of sausage
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Belarusian:
суджу́к
(sudžúk)
— type of sausage
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Bulgarian:
суджу́к
(sudžúk)
— type of sausage
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Crimean Tatar:
sucuq
— type of sausage
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French:
soudjouk
— type of sausage
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Gagauz:
sucuk
— type of sausage
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Georgian:
სუჯუკი
(suǯuḳi)
— type of sausage
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Greek:
σουτζούκι
(soutzoúki)
— type of sausage
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Karaim:
sudžuch
— type of sausage
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Kazakh:
шұжық
(şūjyq)
— type of sausage
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Khakas:
чочых
(çoçıx)
— type of sausage
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Krymchak:
sucuk
— type of sausage
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Northern Kurdish:
benî
— type of sausage
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Northern Kurdish:
sicûq
— type of sausage
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Kyrgyz:
чучук
(cucuk)
— type of sausage
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Macedonian:
суџук
(sudžuk)
— type of sausage
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Iranian Persian:
سوجوک
(sujuk)
— type of sausage
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Iranian Persian:
زیجَک
(zijak)
— type of sausage
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Iranian Persian:
زیچَک
(zičak)
— type of sausage
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Polish:
sucuk
— type of sausage
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Polish:
sudżuk
— type of sausage
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Romanian:
sugiuc
— type of sausage
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Romanian:
ghiuden
— type of sausage
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Russian:
суджу́к
(sudžúk)
— type of sausage
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Serbo-Croatian:
су̀џука
— type of sausage
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Serbo-Croatian:
су̀џук
— type of sausage
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Serbo-Croatian:
sùdžuka
— type of sausage
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Serbo-Croatian:
sùdžuk
— type of sausage
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Tatar:
соҗык
(socıq)
— type of sausage
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Turkish:
sucuk
— type of sausage
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Ottoman Turkish:
صوجوق
(sucuk)
— type of sausage
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Ukrainian:
суджу́к
(sudžúk)
— type of sausage
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Urdu:
سُجُق
(sujuq)
— type of sausage
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Urum:
sucux
— type of sausage
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Uyghur:
چۇجۇق
(chujuq)
— type of sausage
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Uzbek:
sujuk
— type of sausage
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Abkhaz:
аџьанџьы́хәа
(adžandžə́xwa)
— confection
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Armenian:
սուջուխ
(suǰux)
— confection
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Bulgarian:
ба́лсуджу́к
(bálsudžúk)
— confection
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Bulgarian:
мъстеница
(mǎstenica)
— confection
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Georgian:
ჩურჩხელა
(čurčxela)
— confection
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Georgian:
ჯანჯუხა
(ǯanǯuxa)
— confection
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Greek:
σουτζούκι
(soutzoúki)
— confection
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Mingrelian:
ჯანჯუხა
(ǯanǯuxa)
— confection
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Romanian:
sugiuc
— confection
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Russian:
суджу́к
(sudžúk)
— confection
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Russian:
чурчхе́ла
(čurčxéla)
— confection
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Turkish:
sucuk
— confection
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Turkish:
cevizli sucuk
— confection
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Ottoman Turkish:
صوجوق
(sucuk)
— confection
