Nori Meaning in English
word
ˈnɔɹi
NAW-ree
ˈnɔːri
NAW-ree
Definition
Nori is a type of edible seaweed, usually dried into thin sheets and used especially in Japanese cuisine, such as for wrapping sushi.
Usage & Nuances
'Nori' is a Japanese loanword, used internationally to refer to the specific seaweed for sushi. Mostly uncountable and rarely pluralized ('noris' is very uncommon). Used in food discussions, both formal and casual.
Spanish: nori - alga noriPortuguese (BR): nori - alga noriPortuguese (PT): nori - alga noriChinese (Simplified): 紫菜Chinese (Traditional): 紫菜Hindi: नोरी (समुद्री शैवाल)Arabic: نوري (طحلب بحري)Bengali: নোরি (সীউইড)Russian: нори (морские водоросли)Japanese: 海苔Vietnamese: rong biển noriKorean: 김 (노리)Turkish: nori (deniz yosunu)Urdu: نوری (سمندری سیر)Indonesian: nori (rumput laut)
Example Sentences
The sushi is wrapped in nori.
basic
We bought a pack of nori at the store.
basic
Nori tastes a little salty and crispy.
basic
Could you pass me the nori for my hand roll?
natural
I used leftover nori to make some rice snacks.
natural
If the nori gets soggy, it won't taste as good.
natural