/ˈnu.ɡat/
PochodzenieBorrowed from French nougat.
- inanimate, masculine, uncountablenougat (mixture consisting of egg white and a sweetener, variously mixed with almonds or hazelnuts, or used without nuts as a filler in candy bars)
- countable, inanimate, masculinenougat (piece of this mixture, typically eaten as a confection)
- inanimate, masculine, uncountablenougat (beige-brown color resembling nougat)
Formynugatowy(adjective) · nugat(nominative, singular) · nugaty(nominative, plural) · nugatu(genitive, singular) · nugatów(genitive, plural) · nugatowi(dative, singular) · nugatom(dative, plural) · nugat(accusative, singular) · nugaty(accusative, plural) · nugatem(instrumental, singular) · nugatami(instrumental, plural) · nugacie(locative, singular) · nugatach(locative, plural) · nugacie(singular, vocative) · nugaty(plural, vocative)