What is another word for AMASI?

Pronunciation: [ˈamɐsˌi] (IPA)

Amasi, a traditional fermented milk drink, is a staple in many South African households. It is also known by various synonyms such as maas, mageu, mafi, madila, and many others. These synonyms vary depending on which region the drink is consumed. For example, mageu is a term commonly used in Zimbabwe to describe the similar drink to amasi. Similarly, in Lesotho, the same drink is known as mafi. Madila is a variation of amasi, which is prepared without adding salt, making it a sweeter version of the original. Despite the different names, all synonyms refer to the same tangy, thick, and nourishing drink that has been a cultural mainstay for generations.

What are the hypernyms for Amasi?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
  • Other hypernyms:

    dairy product, traditional food, african food, dairy product of South Africa, fermented food.

Usage examples for Amasi

I went into the hut of the headman, and while I was refreshing myself with a bowl of AMASI, I issued my orders.
"The White Shield"
Bertram Mitford
He opened the corn baskets and the calabash of AMASI, and made a fairly good meal.
"The Sign of the Spider"
Bertram Mitford
When in this state it was called AMASI.
"The White Chief of the Caffres"
A.W. Drayson

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