[Sca-cooks] More rhubarb was Names of foods in other languages
Terry Decker
t.d.decker at worldnet.att.net
Thu Oct 7 09:31:54 PDT 2004
Rhubarb is also an American English slang term for a disagreement, often
applied to a yelling match with an umpire during a baseball game.
Turkish uses ravent and Romanian uses revent to describe the plant.
Rhabarbara is closer to the Hungarian rhebarara. What you need is a really
is a good Serbo-Croatian to English and English to Serbo-Croation
Dictionary. While the online dictionaries are okay for a quick check, I
haven't found any that can match a Cassell's.
Bear
> Searching for online dictionaries, I found raven, but not ravent. I
> couldn't back translate them. One gave another word that backtranslated
as
> being some sort of a disagreement. Two dictionaries gave
> rhabarbara which back translate to rhubarb. So, I'll try sending him the
> raven, ravent and rhabarbara ones. If anyone comes across anything else,
> let me know and I'll send him an updated email.
>
> Sharon
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