sidra
Gulf near Tripoli
Sidra is a Spanish and Asturian term for cider, the fermented alcoholic beverage made from apple juice.
It is especially associated with the cider-producing regions of northern Spain, particularly Asturias, where sidra has deep cultural significance and traditional pouring rituals.
The word appears in English contexts when referring specifically to Spanish-style cider or cider houses called sidrerías.
Crisp tree fruit
- fermentedTransformed by microbial action
- BasquePyrenees ethnic group
- beverageLiquid for consumption
- pouringFlowing in volume
bottle · glass · sparkling · dry · tart · orchard · natural · barrel
apple
Crisp tree fruit
pouring · bottle · glass · sparkling · dry · tart · orchard · natural · barrel · pressing
prayer
Address to deity
- prayerbookBook of devotions
- liturgyFormal worship structure
- HebrewSemitic language of Israel
Jewish · worship · synagogue · blessing · Shabbat · service · recitation · devotion · religious · Conservative
feminine
Pertaining to women
- SpanishLanguage of Iberia
- given namePersonal name from birth
- starLuminous astronomical object
Persian · Astrid · celestial · naming · Arabic · Islamic · Quranic · heavenly · boundary · paradise
- comida hispanicatacos, paella, tortilla, empanadas, frijoles
- Northern SpainNavarre, Basque Country, Asturias, Galicia, La Rioja
- Spanish drinksRioja, sherry, sangria, cava, rosado
- Torah readingTorah scroll, Torah portion, aliyah, parsha, trope
- Asturiasarroz con leche, Lena, Cantabrian Sea, iron industry, industrial decline
- Spanish Cultureflamenco, paella, Goya, tapas, bullfighting
- sidereal monthMoon's star-relative orbital period