Translation for 'barley meal' from English to Slovak

barley meal

jačmenný šrot {m}potr.

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barley

jačmeň {m}bot.poľnoh.T

jačmeň {m} siaty [Hordeum vulgare]bot.poľnoh.T

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barley groats

jačmenné krúpy {pl}potr.

barley straw

jačmenná slama {f}poľnoh.

barley porridge

jačmenná kaša {f}gastr.

barley grain

jačmenné zrno {n}poľnoh.potr.

barley bran

jačmenné otruby {pl}potr.

barley flakes

jačmenné vločky {pl}potr.

barley starch

jačmenný škrob {m}potr.

barley grains

jačmenné zrná {pl}pivovar.

barley flour

jačmenná múka {f}potr.

barley malt

jačmenný slad {m}pivovar.potr.

barley [attr.]

jačmenný {adj}

malting barley

sladový jačmeň {m}pivovar.poľnoh.potr.

meal

obilná drvina {f}poľnoh.potr.

obilný šrot {m}poľnoh.potr.

múka {f} [hrubo mletá]potr.

pokrm {m}gastr.

jedlo {n}gastr.

cold meal

studené jedlo {n}gastr.

• "Gloucester Chronicle" also mentions that "Hercules" (stoneground) wheatmeal flour and barley meal was produced by the Company at North Mill.
• Herring soup is a fish soup consisting of a thick mix of water, barley-meal and red herring.
• Another interpretation is that "baked barley meal" alludes to the mealy red covering around the hard cells in the fruit.
• According to Herodotus, in Sparta, meat, barley meal and wine were distributed to the citizens by the Kings on the Noumenia.
• Her name is related to "alphita", "white flour" (compare Latin "albus"), and "alphitomanteia", a form of divination "(-manteia)" from flour or barley meal.

• Barley meal, a wholemeal barley flour lighter than wheat meal but darker in colour, is used in gruel, in contrast to porridge which is made from oats.
• The Hindi word "Sattu" is derived from Sanskrit word "Saktu" meaning coarsely ground parched barley meal.
• The offering specified is one tenth of an ephah of barley meal, unaccompanied by oil or frankincense; this is the cheaper type of flour, unlike the flour specified for all other biblical sacrifices.