There are 18 total results for your Pita search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
ヒーター see styles |
piitaa / pita ピーター |
(1) {food} beater (for eggs, etc.); (2) {music} beater (of a bass drum, triangle, etc.); mallet; (male given name) Peter; Petre |
ビタ see styles |
bida ビダ |
pita; (place-name) Bida (Nigeria) |
ヒータ see styles |
piita / pita ピータ |
heater; (personal name) Peter |
口袋餅 口袋饼 see styles |
kǒu dài bǐng kou3 dai4 bing3 k`ou tai ping kou tai ping |
pita bread |
圓麵餅 圆面饼 see styles |
yuán miàn bǐng yuan2 mian4 bing3 yüan mien ping |
round flat bread; pita bread |
皮塔餅 皮塔饼 see styles |
pí tǎ bǐng pi2 ta3 bing3 p`i t`a ping pi ta ping |
(loanword) pita bread |
袋子包 see styles |
dài zi bāo dai4 zi5 bao1 tai tzu pao |
pita bread (Middle eastern flat bread) |
ギロピタ see styles |
giropita ギロピタ |
gyros (gre: gyros, gre: pita); doner kebab |
ピタパン see styles |
pitapan ピタパン |
pita bread |
ピタ・パン see styles |
pita pan ピタ・パン |
pita bread |
ピーター・パン see styles |
piitaa pan / pita pan ピーター・パン |
(ch) Peter Pan |
ピーター・ティール see styles |
piitaa tiiru / pita tiru ピーター・ティール |
(person) Peter Thiel |
Variations: |
pitapan; pita pan ピタパン; ピタ・パン |
(See ピタ,パン・1) pita bread |
ピーター・パン・カラー see styles |
piitaa pan karaa / pita pan kara ピーター・パン・カラー |
Peter Pan collar |
ピーター・パン・シンドローム see styles |
piitaa pan shindoroomu / pita pan shindoroomu ピーター・パン・シンドローム |
Peter Pan syndrome |
Variations: |
piitaapan; piitaa pan / pitapan; pita pan ピーターパン; ピーター・パン |
(char) Peter Pan |
Variations: |
piitaapankaraa; piitaa pan karaa / pitapankara; pita pan kara ピーターパンカラー; ピーター・パン・カラー |
Peter Pan collar |
Variations: |
piitaapanshindoroomu(p); piitaa pan shindoroomu / pitapanshindoroomu(p); pita pan shindoroomu ピーターパンシンドローム(P); ピーター・パン・シンドローム |
Peter Pan syndrome |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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