sashimis
Saysuh-SHEE-meez/səˈʃimiz/
- 1Plural of sashimi.
The tasting menu featured several sashimis cut from different cuts of tuna.
Diners compared the salmon and yellowtail sashimis side by side.
Note
English rarely needs this plural, because sashimi usually works as a mass noun: you order sashimi, or a plate of salmon sashimi, without adding an -s. The counted form appears when individual slices are meant, or when distinct kinds or servings are lined up and compared. In most sentences the unchanged form does the plural's work, so a platter of mixed sashimi is the safer phrasing.
sashimis is a form of sashimi
sashimi, noun: A dish made up of thin slices or pieces of raw fish or meat. Full entry
- Forms
- sashimi also pluralsashimis plural
- Spelling
- sashimi → sashimis: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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