leverpostei.
pâté made from minced animal liver, usually mixed with meat, fat, liquid, spices and other flavourings and baked, commonly eaten as a spread on bread
Meaning & usage
pâté made from minced animal liver, usually mixed with meat, fat, liquid, spices and other flavourings and baked, commonly eaten as a spread on bread
Jeg spiste en brødskive med leverpostei og sylteagurk.
Where this word comes from
From lever (“liver”) + postei (“pâté”), literally “liver pâté”. The first element lever (“liver”) continues lifr (“liver”), from *librō (“liver”), ultimately from *leyp- (“to smear, smudge, stick”), an extension of *ley- (“to be slimy or sticky; glide”). The second element postei (“pâté”) was borrowed through Middle Low German pasteie (“pie, pâté”) from Old French pastée, from Medieval Latin pastata, ultimately from pasta (“dough”). Compare Norwegian Nynorsk leverpostei, Danish leverpostej, Swedish leverpastej, Dutch leverpastei and German Leberpastete.
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