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Translation - Romanian-English - Tarhon...
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Category
Word - Food
Title
Tarhon...
Text
Submitted by
nava91
Source language: Romanian
Tarhon
ienibahr
Remarks about the translation
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Title
tarhon
Translation
English
Translated by
cenzyrra
Target language: English
tarragon
allspice/pimento
Validated by
kafetzou
- 27 January 2007 04:44
Last messages
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Message
26 January 2007 07:06
iepurica
Number of messages: 2102
And where is the second word?
29 January 2007 02:13
kafetzou
Number of messages: 7963
Allspice, juniper, and pimento are each different things. Here's an explanation:
allspice: a brown powdered spice used mostly in baking
pimento: a kind of pickled pepper
juniper: a blue berry and the tree that these berries grow on
Does this help?