English
Etymology
From bread + stick.
Pronunciation
Noun
breadstick (plural breadsticks)
- A long, very slender loaf of crisp bread smaller than a baguette; for example, grissini from Italy and rosquilletas from Spain.
Translations
slender loaf of crisp bread
- Arabic: عُود الخُبْز m (ʕūd al-ḵubz)
- Bulgarian: гризи́на f (grizína)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 麵包棒 / 面包棒, 麪包棒 / 面包棒 (miànbāo bàng)
- Danish: brødstang c
- Dutch: soepstengel (nl) m, broodstengel m
- Finnish: leipätikku, grissini
- French: gressin (fr) m, (rare) grissini (fr) m
- German: Grissini n
- Greek: κριτσίνι (el) n (kritsíni)
- Hebrew: גריסיני m (grisíni)
- Irish: cipín (ga) m, cipín aráin m
- Italian: grissino (it) m
- Japanese: グリッシーニ (gurisshīni), スティックパン (sutikku-pan)
- Korean: 막대빵 (makdaeppang)
- Malagasy: (please verify) mifoka (mg)
- Piedmontese: ghërsin m, grissin m
- Polish: paluszek (pl) m, grissini m, paluch (pl) m
- Portuguese: gressino m
- Russian: грисси́ни m (grissíni), хле́бная па́лочка f (xlébnaja páločka)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: гриси́ни m
- Latin: grisíni (sh) m
- Spanish: rosquilleta f, grisín (es) m, palillo de pan m, palito de pan m, (South America) colín (es) m, (Southern Spain) pico (es) m, palitroque (es) m, palitoque m
- Swedish: grissini c
- Vietnamese: bánh mì que
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