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Polish sausage
noun
( sometimes lowercase ) kielbasa.
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sə, kil-Also called Polish sausage.
Origin:
1950–55; < Polish kiełbasa, sausage, cognate with Czech klobása, dialectal Serbo-Croatian klobasa, Bulgarian kŭlbása, Russian kolbasá; ulterior origin obscure
1950–55; < Polish kiełbasa, sausage, cognate with Czech klobása, dialectal Serbo-Croatian klobasa, Bulgarian kŭlbása, Russian kolbasá; ulterior origin obscure
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World English Dictionary
kielbasa or esp (Canadian) kulbasa (ˌkiːlˈbaːsɘ, ˌkɪlˈbaːsɘ, kuːbɒˈsɒ, ˈkuːbɘsɒ) ![[Click for IPA pronunciation guide]](http://static.sfdict.com/dictstatic/g/d/dictionary_questionbutton_default.gif) | |
| —n | |
| a traditional garlic sausage of Eastern European origin | |
| [from Polish kieɫbasa, Ukrainian kovbasa] | |
| kulbasa or esp (Canadian) kulbasa | |
| —n | |
| [from Polish kieɫbasa, Ukrainian kovbasa] | |
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Word Origin & History
kielbasa
1953, from Pol. kielbasa "sausage" (Rus. kolbasa, SCr. kobasica); perhaps from Turk. kulbasti, "grilled cutlet," lit. "pressed on the ashes." Or perhaps, via Jewish butchers, from Heb. kolbasar "all kinds of meat."
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