suc
[ˈsuk]masculine
The English word juice is suc in Catalan.
suc refers to a beverage made from the juice of fruits or vegetables.
Meaning: beverage made of juice (noun)
How does it change in a sentence?
The plural form of suc is sucs, which is used to refer to juices.
Did you know?
- In certain traditional recipes, the term suc can be used to describe the liquid extracted from meat during cooking, much like 'jus' in French.
- The term suc is used in botanical contexts to describe the sap of a plant, whereas English typically uses two different words for 'juice' and 'sap'.
- The Catalan word suc is a cognate of the English word 'succulent', which describes something juicy or fleshy.
Examples in context
- Vull un suc de llimona.I want a lemon juice.
- Tens un suc de poma?Do you have an apple juice?
Example conversation
Júlia and Pol are ordering drinks at a cafe.
- JúliaQuè vols beure, Pol?What do you want to drink, Pol?
- PolJo prendré un suc de carrer.I will have a carrot juice.
- JúliaJo també vull un suc.I want a juice too.
- PolPerfecte, anem a fer la comanda.Perfect, let's go place the order.
Sources
- Wiktionary, “juice” translations and entries suc, CC BY-SA 4.0, dump of 2026-09-26.
