manty
- noun
- The chef demonstrated how to prepare manty by steaming them until they were soft and fluffy.
Examples
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During the festival, people gathered to enjoy fresh manty served with a rich sauce.
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Manties!
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At the restaurant, I ordered a plate of manty, which were filled with tender lamb and spices.
Synonyms
A small piece of dough, plain or filled, cooked and eaten, often in soup
A small Chinese dumpling filled with meat, fish or vegetables, often served in soup
A small Chinese dumpling fried on one side and steamed on the other, often filled with meat or vegetables
A small cooked dumpling filled with meat and sometimes vegetables
A steamed dumpling filled with meat or vegetables eaten in Afghan cooking
A Chinese dumpling filled with meat or vegetables and served in clear soup
A small dough pocket with meat or vegetables inside usually steamed
How Filling
Surface Forms
Etymology
Manty comes from the Turkic word mantı, the name for small meat-filled dumplings across Central Asia, and it may also be linked to the Chinese word mantou, which means 'steamed bun'. So, thinking of manty as a Central Asian 'steamed dumpling' helps explain its meaning today.