How Do You Spell MARTINI GLASS?

Pronunciation: [mɑːtˈiːnɪ ɡlˈas] (IPA)

The word "martini glass" is spelled using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) as /mɑːrˈtiːni ɡlæs/. The first syllable of "martini" is pronounced "mar" with a long "a" sound, followed by "tini" with a long "i" sound. The second part of the word, "glass," is pronounced with a short "a" sound and a clear "s" sound at the end. The IPA helps to accurately represent the sounds of words and can be useful for those learning English as a second language.

MARTINI GLASS Meaning and Definition

1. A martini glass, also known as a cocktail glass or a martini coupe, is a distinctive type of stemmed glassware specifically designed to serve martini cocktails. It is a shallow, wide-bowled glass characterized by its conical shape with a V-shaped or Y-shaped stem that allows for easy holding without the hand warming the drink.

   Typically crafted from clear and transparent glass, the martini glass features a wide rim that tapers inward towards the bottom, which helps enhance the presentation and aroma of the martini. The elegant design of the glass allows the drinker to appreciate the cocktail's colors and the presence of any garnishes such as olives or lemon twists.

   The stem of the martini glass helps to maintain a pleasant drinking temperature by avoiding direct contact between the hand and the contents of the glass. This feature assists in keeping the chilled cocktail cool for a longer duration, thereby preserving its intended taste.

   Furthermore, the shape of the martini glass is known to facilitate swirling and aerating the cocktail, releasing its aroma and allowing the flavors to develop. This promotes the overall sensory experience of the drink.

   Due to its iconic shape and association with sophistication and cocktail culture, the martini glass has become a symbol of elegance and luxury. It remains the go-to vessel for serving martinis and has also become a popular choice for various other mixed drinks and creative cocktails that benefit from the glass's unique design.

Common Misspellings for MARTINI GLASS

• nartini glass
• kartini glass
• jartini glass
• mzrtini glass
• msrtini glass
• mwrtini glass
• mqrtini glass
• maetini glass
• madtini glass
• maftini glass
• mattini glass
• ma5tini glass
• ma4tini glass
• marrini glass
• marfini glass
• margini glass
• maryini glass
• mar6ini glass
• mar5ini glass
• martuni glass

Etymology of MARTINI GLASS

The word "martini" is believed to have originated from the Martini brand of vermouth. The Martini cocktail, which consists of gin and vermouth, is named after this brand. The "martini glass", also known as a "martini cocktail glass", is a specialized glassware designed to enhance the experience of drinking martinis. Its etymology can be traced back to the association with the cocktail itself and the popularity of the drink in a specific glass style.