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ra⋅vi⋅o⋅li
[rav-ee-oh-lee, rah-vee-; It. rah-vyaw-lee] 
–noun (used with a singular or plural verb
)
) | small cases of pasta, often square, stuffed with a filling, usually of meat or cheese, and often served with a tomato sauce. |
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| rav·i·o·li (rāv'ē-ō'lē) n. pl. ravioli or ra·vi·o·lis
[Italian, pl. of raviolo, perhaps from dialectal rava, turnip, from Latin rāpa.] |
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ravioli
M.E. raffyolys (c.1440), also rafyols. The word probably was re-borrowed several times, most recently in 1841, from It. ravioli, a dialectal plural of raviolo, a diminutive, perhaps of rava "turnip."
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Language Translation for : ravioli
Spanish:
ravioli,
German:
die Ravioli (pl.),
Japanese:
ラビオリ
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