Beilage
dieNounside dish; enclosure; insert
English translations
- 01
attachment
- 02
side dish
- 03
supplement
Word details
- German meaning
- Eine 'Beilage' ist ein zusätzliches Gericht, das zu einem Hauptgericht serviert wird.
- English meaning
- Side dish
- Synonym
- Zuspeise
- German example
- Als Beilage zum Steak hatte ich Pommes Frites.
- English example
- As a side dish to the steak, I had french fries.
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- die
- Singular Form
- die Beilage
- Plural Form
- die Beilagen
Related words
- Sättigungsbeilage
accompaniment
- Sättigungsbeilage
side dish
- Packungsbeilage
package insert
- Sättigungsbeilage
Filling side dish
- Krokette
Croquette
- Cranberry
The cranberry is a small, red berry that is often processed into juice, sauce, or jam.
- Einlage
Insole
- Semmelknödel
Semmelknödel are a traditional side dish of German and Austrian cuisine, made from stale bread rolls, milk, eggs, and spices.
- Polente
Polenta is a dish made from cornmeal, which is cooked and often served as a side dish or main course.
- Sauerkraut
Sauerkraut is finely cut cabbage that has been fermented by lactic acid bacteria.
- Klößchen
A Klößchen is a small dumpling, often made from potatoes or flour, served as a side dish or in soups.
- Beylage
Beylage is an archaic word for an enclosure or attachment to a document or letter.
- Quinoa
quinoa
- Würstlein
A 'Würstlein' is a small sausage, often used as a snack or side dish.
- Schüsselchen
Small bowl
- Zwiebelring
Onion ring
- Kohlsprosse
Brussels sprout
- Salzkartoffel
Boiled potatoes in salted water
- Zuckererbse
snow pea
- Extrablatt
An extra sheet is an additional page or document that is added to a main document.
- Anhang
Attachment
- Nudel
Noodle
- Knödel
dumpling
- Apfelmus
Applesauce
- Pommes
French fries
- Zusatz
addition, supplement
- Rotkohl
Red cabbage
Example sentences with “Beilage”
Welche Beilage möchten Sie zum Steak? (Which side dish would you like with the steak?)
Frequently asked questions
Is Beilage feminine?
Yes, it is feminine (die Beilage). The plural is 'Beilagen'.