gim
8.4
A thin dried sheet of seaweed people eat with rice
- noun
- /ɡɪm/
:
nori
- She packed several sheets of gim to eat with her rice at lunch.
Examples
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He learned to make homemade gim after visiting Seoul.
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Korean dishes often include gim as a flavorful and healthy side.
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I love gim!
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Can I have some gim?
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Korean dishes often include gim as a flavorful and healthy side.
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She packed several sheets of gim to eat with her rice at lunch.
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He learned to make homemade gim after visiting Seoul.
Synonyms
nori
vsgim
1
4.4
Seaweed that is dried and pressed into thin sheets used to wrap sushi or eat as a salty snack
is similar but used in Korean cooking rather than Japanese cuisine
8.4
A red seaweed people eat, for example as dried sheets for sushi
is the sheet product made for Korean cooking rather than a botanical genus
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word gim for dried seaweed comes from the Korean word gim, which means 'edible seaweed', and it is used in Korea like Japanese nori is used in Japan. That's why gim is the thin roasted seaweed you eat with rice.