rye
word
/ˈɹaɪ/
ry
/ɹˈaɪ/
ry
Definition
A type of grain similar to wheat or barley, used to make bread, whiskey, and animal feed.
Usage & Nuances
'Rye' is often mentioned with breads (rye bread), whiskey (rye whiskey), and farming contexts. Not as common as 'wheat' in daily life. Avoid confusing with 'wry' (humor or expression).
Spanish: centenoPortuguese (BR): centeioPortuguese (PT): centeioChinese (Simplified): 黑麦Chinese (Traditional): 黑麥Hindi: राई (अनाज)Arabic: الجاودارBengali: শ্যামা গোটা - রাইRussian: рожьJapanese: ライ麦Vietnamese: lúa mạch đenKorean: 호밀Turkish: çavdarUrdu: رائیIndonesian: gandum hitam
Example Sentences
We bought some rye bread at the bakery.
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The farmer grew rye in his field.
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Some types of whiskey are made from rye.
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Do you prefer your sandwich on rye or whole wheat?
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"Rye" fields look beautiful in the late summer sun.
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If you have a gluten allergy, make sure to avoid rye products.
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