Definition
Plural of 'beetroot,' the dark red or purple root vegetable of the beet plant, commonly used in cooking and nutrition.
Etymology
From 'beet' (from Old English 'bēte,' likely from Latin 'beta') plus 'root' (from Old Norse 'rót'), creating a compound that emphasizes the edible underground part of the plant.
Kelly Says
Beetroots are packed with natural nitrates that boost athletic performance—ancient Romans ate them for strength, making this humble vegetable one of history's original performance-enhancing foods.
Translations
CSČeština
ředkvičky
red-kvi-čky
DADansk
rødbede
roed-be-de
DEDeutsch
Rote Bete
ro-te be-te
ELΕλληνικά
σέλινα
se-lee-na
ESEspañol
remolachas
re-mo-la-chas
FAفارسی
چغندر
chah-gendar
FISuomi
porkkanat
por-kan-nat
FRFrançais
betteraves
be-tra-vz
HIहिन्दी
चुकंदर
chook-an-der
IDBahasa Indonesia
wortel
wor-tel
ITItaliano
barbabietole
bar-ba-bee-o-le
MSBahasa Melayu
lobak merah
lo-bak me-rah
NLNederlands
bieten
bee-en
NONorsk
rødbeter
rød-be-ter
PLPolski
buraki
boo-ra-ki
PTPortuguês
beteiras
be-te-i-ras
RORomână
burette
bu-re-te
RUРусский
свеклы
svek-lyi
SVSvenska
rödbetor
röd-be-tor
TEతెలుగు
క్యారెట్
ky-a-ret
THไทย
หัวผักแดง
hua-phak daeng
TRTürkçe
pancarlar
pan-car-lar
UKУкраїнська
буряки
boo-riak-i
VITiếng Việt
củ cải đường
cu-cai duong