affogato

English

Etymology

Borrowed from Italian affogato (“drowned”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˌɑːfəˈɡɑːtəʊ/, /ˌæfəˈɡɑːtəʊ/

Noun

affogato (plural affogati or affogatos)

1. A drink or dessert (especially ice-cream) topped with espresso and sometimes a caramel or chocolate sauce

Translations

dessert

• Afrikaans: affogato
• Arabic: أَفُّوغَاتُو m (ʔaffūḡātū), أَفُّوقَاتُو m (ʔaffūqātū), أَفُّوجَاتُو m (ʔaffūjātū)
• Azerbaijani: affoqato
• Belarusian: афагата (afahata)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 阿芙佳朵 (āfújiāduǒ)

• Dutch: affogato m
• Finnish: affogato
• French: affogato (fr) m
• Hebrew: אַפוֹגַטוֹ (he) m (afogato)
• Italian: affogato (it) m
• Japanese: アフォガート (afogāto)
• Kazakh: аффогато (affogato)
• Korean: 아포가토 (apogato)
• Russian: аффогато m (affogato)
• Slovene: afogato m
• Thai: อัฟโฟกาโต (àf-foh gaa dtoh)
• Ukrainian: афога́то m (afoháto)

See also

• affogato on Wikipedia.Wikipedia

Italian

Participle

affogato (feminine affogata, masculine plural affogati, feminine plural affogate)

1. past participle of affogare

Adjective

affogato (feminine affogata, masculine plural affogati, feminine plural affogate)

1. drowned
2. poached (cooking), or otherwise cooked in a sauce
3. (chess) checkmated, in a corner of the board, by a knight

Noun

affogato m (plural affogati)

1. ice-cream served with a syrup or sauce