Sahne
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Etymology
From Middle High German sāne, from Old French sain, saime, from Latin sagīna (“nourishment”), of uncertain origin. Compare Middle Low German sān, sāne, saeum, from the same Old French source.
Pronunciation
Noun
Sahne f (genitive Sahne, no plural)
Declension
Declension of Sahne [sg-only, feminine]
Synonyms
Derived terms
- Sahnesoße
- Sahnesteif
- sahnig
- Schlagsahne
- Sacksahne
See also
- Creme (“cream” in the sense of “frosting”)
Further reading
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