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friptură

roast (meat), steak /fripˈtu.rə/

noun#2827 most common

Also: roasted meat, grilled meat dish

Example sentences

Vreau friptură de pui.
I want chicken roast.
Mama gătește friptură duminica.
Mom cooks a roast on Sundays.
Am comandat o friptură de vită la restaurant.
I ordered a beef steak at the restaurant.
Friptura la grătar are un gust afumat specific verii.
Grilled steak has a smoky taste typical of summer.
Secretul unei fripturi fragede stă în timpul de odihnă al cărnii înainte de gătit.
The secret of a tender roast lies in the resting time of the meat before cooking.
Deși mulți cred că friptura perfectă necesită doar foc puternic, maeștrii bucătari susțin că răbdarea și controlul temperaturii contează mai mult decât intensitatea flăcării.
Although many believe the perfect roast needs only strong fire, master chefs argue that patience and temperature control matter more than flame intensity.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativefripturăfripturi
Genitivefripturifripturilor
Accusativefripturăfripturi
Vocativefripturăfripturilor

Word family

a frigeto roast, to fry, to burn
friptroasted, fried, burnt
fripturisthistorically, an opportunist politician out for personal spoils
fripturicăa small roast or cutlet (diminutive)

Etymology

Friptură is built from fript, the past participle of the verb a frige, "to roast" or "to fry," plus the suffix -ură, which turns a verb into a noun naming the result of the action. The same pattern gives ruptură, "a tear," from a rupe, "to tear." A frige descends from Latin frigere, "to roast or parch," a verb unrelated to Latin frigus, "cold," despite the similar spelling.

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