How Do You Spell MOUTARDE?

Pronunciation: [mˈa͡ʊtɑːd] (IPA)

The word "Moutarde" is a French word that refers to mustard. The IPA phonetic transcription of the word is /mu.taʁd/. The sound of the word begins with the "m" sound, followed by a "u" sound which is pronounced as "oo". The "t" is pronounced as "t", followed by an "a" sound which is pronounced as "a", a soft "r" sound, and finally, the "d" sound is pronounced with a silent "e" at the end. The French language often uses silent letters, and "Moutarde" is a great example of this unique spelling.

MOUTARDE Meaning and Definition

1. Moutarde is a culinary term that originated from the French language, referring to the condiment commonly known as mustard. Mustard is a popular and versatile condiment that is made from the seeds of various mustard plants. It is typically used to enhance the flavor of food and is commonly applied as a spread or topping in sandwiches, hot dogs, burgers, and other savory dishes.

   Moutarde/mustard is characterized by its pungent and tangy taste, which can vary in intensity depending on the variety and preparation method. The mustard seeds are generally ground, mixed with water, vinegar, or other liquids, and sometimes combined with additional spices or flavorings to create different types of mustard. Common types include Dijon mustard, yellow mustard, whole grain mustard, and spicy mustard.

   In addition to its distinctive flavor, moutarde/mustard is also valued for its potential health benefits. It contains various beneficial compounds such as antioxidants, minerals, and phytochemicals, which may have positive effects on digestion, metabolism, and inflammation.

   Moutarde/mustard is a staple ingredient in many culinary traditions worldwide and is widely consumed and appreciated for its distinct taste and versatility. It adds a zesty kick to a wide range of dishes, making it an indispensable condiment in many cuisines.

Common Misspellings for MOUTARDE

• noutarde
• koutarde
• joutarde
• miutarde
• mkutarde
• mlutarde
• mputarde
• m0utarde
• m9utarde
• moytarde
• mohtarde
• mojtarde
• moitarde
• mo8tarde
• mo7tarde
• mourarde
• moufarde
• mougarde
• mouyarde
• mou6arde

Etymology of MOUTARDE

The word "moutarde" has its origins in Latin. It is derived from the Latin word "mustum" meaning "must" or "unfermented grape juice".

During the Roman Empire, the Romans used to mix ground mustard seeds with must to create a condiment similar to what we know today as mustard. This condiment was called "mustum ardens", which translates to "burning must" due to the pungent taste and spiciness of mustard.

Over time, the term "mustum ardens" evolved into "moutarde" in Old French and gradually became the common word to refer to mustard in the French language.

Similar spelling words for MOUTARDE

• mowdiewort,
• moderate-intensity,
• metred,
• Mitered,
• moderato,
• Mattered,
• MDART,
• motorrad,
• motored,
• modiwort,
• mitrate,
• Medard,
• MEDRED,
• MDIRD,
• maturity,
• moderate-fat,
• moderate-to-severe,
• meteorite,
• moidart,
• meteoroid,
• medrad,
• maturidi,
• post-maturity,
• MATRADE,
• modderite,
• meteroid,
• moderate-size,
• moderate-sized,
• well-matured,
• moderate,
• moutered,
• Materiate,
• Modred,
• Medardo,
• Meteyard,
• metrowide,
• mild-to-moderate,
• moderat,
• MEDART,
• moidered,
• maitre'd,
• moudiwort,
• metered,
• madrid-based,
• moderate/severe,
• Meadowwort,
• midrate,
• Muttered,
• moderate-income,
• moutardier,
• MDURD,
• Medarda,
• metroid,
• ready-madeready-made,
• Mudwort,
• mowdiewart,
• moudiewart,
• motard,
• mTERT,
• Moderatto,
• un-matured,
• Mitred,
• motorhead,
• madrid,
• madwort,
• Thesaurus:meteorite,
• mudirate,
• MEDRED-C,
• matured,
• metered-dose,
• maturate,
• moudiewort,
• low-to-moderate,
• Midward,
• mitridae,
• moudiwart,
• MAT/MDRT,
• MOUTRT,
• yield-to-maturity,
• matroid,
• Matred.

Plural form of MOUTARDE is MOUTARDES