How to Say “Cayenne Pepper” in Dutch

cayennepeper
The English phrase cayenne pepper is translated into Dutch as cayennepeper.
The term refers to a hot chilli pepper.
Meaning: hot chilli pepper (noun)

What does it mean word for word?

The word is a compound of cayenne and peper (pepper).

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of cayennepeper is cayennepepers.

Did you know?

  • The Dutch word peper is used in the phrase peperduur, which means something is incredibly expensive.
  • In some older Dutch texts, peper was referred to as 'black gold' because of its immense value as a trade commodity during the Dutch Golden Age.
  • Dutch speakers might use the word pittig (spicy/piquant) to describe cayennepeper, but this same word is also used to describe a strong alcohol or a daring personality.

Examples in context

  • De chef bereidde een pittige saus voor de taco's en voegde jalapeños en cayennepeper toe voor een pittige kick.
    The chef prepared a spicy sauce for the tacos, adding jalapeños and cayenne pepper for a fiery kick.
    This sentence shows how to use cayennepeper when describing a spicy sauce.
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  • Ik heb wat cayennepeper nodig voor het recept.
    I need some cayenne pepper for the recipe.
  • Ik voeg een beetje cayennepeper toe aan de soep.
    I am adding a little cayenne pepper to the soup.
  • Heb je cayennepeper nodig voor dit gerecht?
    Do you need cayenne pepper for this dish?

Example conversation

Emma is cooking a spicy stew in the kitchen.

  1. Lucas

    Emma, is het eten al pittig genoeg?
    Emma, is the food spicy enough yet?
  2. Emma

    Nee, ik denk dat er nog wat cayennepeper bij moet.
    No, I think some cayenne pepper needs to be added.
  3. Lucas

    Zal ik de cayennepeper voor je pakken?
    Shall I grab the cayenne pepper for you?
  4. Emma

    Ja, dat zou heel lief zijn, Lucas.
    Yes, that would be very kind, Lucas.

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