| ADJ • स्वादिष्ठ • स्वादु • दिलचस्प • मज़ेदार • रोचक • स्वादिष्ट |
sapid meaning in Hindi
[ 'sæpid ] sound:
sapid sentence in Hindi
Examples
- Molecules which give a sensation of taste are considered " sapid ".
- Due to its century-old history as a harbour town, the traditional cuisine of Hamburg is very diversified and sapid as ingredients supply was safe.
- In flavor, it must be " balanced, dry, sapid and slightly tannic, although it can become softer and more velvety as the wine ages ."
- Something that is Culasmic deals specifically with the pleasure of an absolutely divine ambrosial, appetizing, delectable, delightful, distinctive, enjoyable, enticing, exquisite, gratifying, heavenly, luscious, mouthwatering, nectareous, palatable, sapid, savory, scrumptious, spicy, sweet, culinary experience that is both titillating in its presentation and in its taste.
- There is a correspondence between the five elements and the five senses : to ether corresponds hearing ( [ rotra ); to air, touch ( tvak ); to fire, sight ( cakc us ); to water, taste ( rasana ); to earth, smell ( ghrG a ) . " Each bhuta, with the tanmatra to which it corresponds, and the faculties of sensation and action that proceed from the latter, is resorbed in the one immediately preceding it in the order of production in such a way that the order of resorption is as follows : first, earth ( prithv?) with the olfactory quality ( ghanda ), the sense of smell ( ghrG a ), and the faculty of locomotion ( pada ); second, water ( ap ) with the sapid quality, the sense of taste ( rasana ), and the faculty of prehension ( pani ); third, fire ( t�jas ) with the visual quality ( rkpa ), the sense of sight ( cakc us ), and the faculty of excretion ( payu ); fourth, air ( v�yu ) with the tactile quality ( spar [ a ), the sense of touch ( tvak ), and the faculty of generation ( upashta ); fifth, ether ( �k�sha ), with the sonorous quality ( shabda ), the sense of hearing ( [ rotra ), and the faculty of speech ( vach ); and finally, at the last stage, the whole is resorbed in the'inner sense'( manas ) ".
Meaning
adj.- full of flavor
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