German-Persian Dictionary
English

شربت

šarbat[ʃæɹ.bǽt̪ʰ]

der Sirup
Plural:
die Sirupe, die Sirups
Genitive:
des Sirups
Noun

Noun

  • شربتšarbatشَربَت[ʃæɹ.bǽt̪ʰ](thick liquid that has a high sugar content)(Lösung, welche aus zuckerhaltigen Flüssigkeiten gewonnen wird)(دارو)
  • شیرهšire[ʃiː.ɹé](thick liquid that has a high sugar content)(syrup)
Further translations, not confirmed
  • سیرآبnot confirmed
  • شربت سکنجبینشَربَتِ سِکَنجَبین(mit Essig und Honig)not confirmed
  • ملاس(thick brownish syrup refined from sugarcane)not confirmed

Grammar of Sirup

Noun

Gender
der (masculine)
Genitive
des Sirups
Plural
die Sirupe, die Sirups
Pronunciation
[ˈziːʁʊp]
All forms
  • Sirupnominative, singular
  • Sirupenominative, plural
  • Sirupsnominative, plural
  • Sirupsgenitive, singular
  • Sirupegenitive, plural
  • Sirupsgenitive, plural
  • Sirupdative, singular
  • Sirupendative, plural
  • Sirupsdative, plural
  • Sirupaccusative, singular
  • Sirupeaccusative, plural
  • Sirupsaccusative, plural
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