How to Say “Ghee” in German

Ghee
neuter
The German word for ghee is Ghee.
Ghee refers to South Asian-style clarified butter.
Meaning: South Asian-style clarified butter (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

Ghee is a neuter noun.

Did you know?

  • In German health stores, Ghee is frequently marketed as Ayurvedische Butter to emphasize its origins in Indian traditional medicine.
  • The term Ghee became popular in Germany alongside the rise of Ayurveda as a holistic lifestyle trend in the 1990s.
  • While Ghee is the common term for the South Asian product, Germans traditionally use Butterschmalz for their own clarified butter.

Examples in context

  • Ich würde gerne ein Gericht mit Ghee zubereiten.
    I would like to prepare a dish with ghee.
  • Geklärte Butter ist eine beliebte Zutat in indischen Rezepten, auch bei uns.
    Clarified butter is a popular ingredient in Indian recipes, even here.
  • Das Ghee schmeckt sehr gut.
    The ghee tastes very good.
  • Ich kaufe heute frisches Ghee.
    I am buying fresh ghee today.
  • Dieses Ghee ist sehr gesund.
    This ghee is very healthy.

Example conversation

A kitchen where they are preparing an Indian dish.

  1. Maximilian

    Hast du das Ghee gefunden?
    Did you find the ghee?
  2. Sarah

    Ja, ich habe es im Schrank.
    Yes, I have it in the cupboard.
  3. Maximilian

    Super, dann kann ich jetzt kochen.
    Great, then I can cook now.
  4. Sarah

    Viel Erfolg beim Kochen, Maximilian!
    Good luck with the cooking, Maximilian!

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