How Do You Spell HIBACHI?

Pronunciation: [hɪbˈat͡ʃɪ] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "hibachi" originates from Japanese. The IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet) transcription of this word is /hiːˈbɑːtʃi/, with a long "i" sound at the beginning, followed by a glottal stop "ʔ" and then "baa" with an elongated "a" sound, and ending with "chi" pronounced as a "tʃ" sound. In English, this word typically refers to a small portable grill, often found in Asian restaurants where food is cooked at the table.

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HIBACHI Meaning and Definition

  1. Hibachi is a noun that refers to a traditional Japanese heating device or a small grill typically used for cooking or heating purposes. The term "hibachi" is derived from the Japanese word "hi" meaning fire and "bachi" meaning bowl, so it essentially translates to "fire bowl."

    In its original form, a hibachi consists of a shallow, cylindrical or square-shaped container made of ceramic, clay, or metal, with a heat-resistant lining. This container is filled with charcoal or small pieces of burning wood. The hibachi is designed with a removable grate placed above the fire bed, allowing for the cooking or grilling of various foods such as meat, vegetables, and seafood.

    Traditionally, hibachis were commonly used in Japan for indoor heating during the winter months. Families would gather around the hibachi to stay warm while enjoying the comforting glow of the fire. Over time, hibachis became popular not only for their functional use but also as a centerpiece during social gatherings or formal tea ceremonies.

    In contemporary usage, the term "hibachi" can also refer to a style of Japanese cuisine that involves grilling or cooking food on a small, tabletop grill that resembles a hibachi. This style of cooking, often found in Japanese restaurants, allows customers to grill their own meats, vegetables, or seafood at their table, adding elements of interactivity and entertainment to the dining experience.

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Etymology of HIBACHI

The word "hibachi" has its roots in the Japanese language. Its etymology can be traced back to the combination of two Japanese words: "hi" (火), meaning fire, and "hachi" (鉢), meaning bowl or container. Thus, "hibachi" literally translates to "fire bowl" or "fire container".

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Plural form of HIBACHI is HIBACHIS

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