sweet-and-sour

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26 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Burmese: ချိုချဉ် (hkyuihkyany) — combined sweet and sour taste
• Chinese Cantonese: 甜酸 (tim4 syun1) — combined sweet and sour taste
• Chinese Mandarin: 酸甜 (suāntián) — combined sweet and sour taste
• Chinese Mandarin: 糖醋 (tángcù) — combined sweet and sour taste
• Chinese Mandarin: 甜酸 (tiánsuān) — combined sweet and sour taste
• Czech: sladkokyselý — combined sweet and sour taste
• Dutch: zoetzuur — combined sweet and sour taste
• Finnish: hapanimelä — combined sweet and sour taste
• Galician: agridoce — combined sweet and sour taste
• German: süßsauer — combined sweet and sour taste
• Ancient Greek: ὀξύγλυκυς (oxúglukus) — combined sweet and sour taste
• Hebrew: חמוץ מתוק (khamúts matók) — combined sweet and sour taste
• Hindi: खटमिट्ठा (khaṭmiṭṭhā) — combined sweet and sour taste
• Indonesian: asam manis — combined sweet and sour taste
• Indonesian: koloke — combined sweet and sour taste
• Indonesian: keluyuk — combined sweet and sour taste
• Persian: ملس (malas) — combined sweet and sour taste
• Portuguese: agridoce — combined sweet and sour taste
• Russian: ки́сло-сла́дкий (kíslo-sládkij) — combined sweet and sour taste
• Spanish: agridulce — combined sweet and sour taste
• Swedish: sötsur — combined sweet and sour taste
• Tagalog: agridulse — combined sweet and sour taste
• Turkish: mayhoş — combined sweet and sour taste
• Ottoman Turkish: مایخوش (mayhoş) — combined sweet and sour taste
• Ukrainian: ки́сло-соло́дкий (kýslo-solódkyj) — combined sweet and sour taste
• Ukrainian: ви́нний (výnnyj) — combined sweet and sour taste