Chocolate

Table of contents

1 English 1.1 Pronunciation 1.2 Etymology 1.3 Noun 1.3.1 Translations 1.4 Adjective 1.4.2 Translations 1.5 Related terms 2 Galician 2.6 Noun 3 Interlingua 3.7 Noun 4 Portuguese 4.8 Noun 5 Spanish 5.9 Noun 5.10 Pronunciation 5.10.3 Translations

English

Nahuatl

Noun

1. a food made from ground and roasted cocoa seeds
2. a candy containing chocolate

   He bought her some chocolates as a gift.

3. a reddish-brown colour

   As he cooked it the whole thing turned a rich deep chocolate'' color.

• Arabic: شوكولاته (shukulata)
• Breton: chokolad m (1), chokoladenn f -où pl (2)
• Catalan: xocolata f
• Chinese: 巧克力
• Dutch: chocolade m (1), chocoladebonbon m (2), chocolaatje n (2), praline f (2), chocoladekleur n (3)
• Esperanto: ĉokolado
• Finnish: suklaa
• French: chocolat m (1, 2), praline f (2)
• Galician: chocolate m (1, 2)
• German: Schokolade f
• Greek: σοκολάτα (sokolata) (1, 2, 4)
• Indonesian: coklat
• Interlingua: chocolate
• Italian: cioccolata
• Japanese: チョコレート (chokorēto) (1, 2)
• Korean: 초콜렛 (chokkorres)
• Norwegian: sjokoladen
• Polish: czekolada f (1), czekoladka f (2)
• Portuguese: chocolate m (1, 2)
• Russian: шоколад (cokolad)
• Spanish: chocolate m (1, 2)
• Swedish: choklad
• Vietnamese: kẹo sô-cô-la (1, 2), mầu sô-cô-la (3)
• Volapük: jokolad

Adjective

• Breton: chokolad
• Chinese: 巧克力, 巧克力的棕色
• Dutch: chocolade- (1), chocoladekleurig (2)
• Esperanto: ĉokolada
• French: chocolat, de chocolat
• Galician: chocolate (1, 2)
• German: schokoladen (1), schokoladenbraun (2)
• Greek: σοκολάτα (1, 2)
• Interlingua]]: chocolate (1, 2)
• Italian: cioccolata, di cioccolata
• Norwegian: sjokoladebrun (1, 2)
• Polish: czekoladowy (1, 2)
• Portuguese: chocolate (1, 2)
• Spanish: chocolate, de chocolate
• Vietnamese: mầu sô-cô-la (2)
• Volapük: jokoladik

See Appendix:Colours

Pronunciation