Wiener: meaning, definitions and examples
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wiener
[ ˈwiːnər ]
food
A wiener is a type of sausage, typically made from pork and beef and served in a long, thin casing. It is often grilled or boiled and is commonly served in a bun with various condiments.
Synonyms
frankfurter, hot dog, sausage
Examples of usage
- The hot dog stand on the corner sells delicious wieners.
- She ordered a wiener with mustard and sauerkraut.
- We had wieners and hamburgers at the barbecue.
- The baseball game had a vendor selling wieners to the fans.
- The kids love to eat wieners at the summer camp.
Translations
Translations of the word "wiener" in other languages:
🇵🇹 salsicha de Viena
🇮🇳 विएना सॉसेज
🇩🇪 Wiener
🇮🇩 sosis Wina
🇺🇦 віденська сосиска
🇵🇱 kiełbasa wiedeńska
🇯🇵 ウィンナー
🇫🇷 saucisse de Vienne
🇪🇸 salchicha de Viena
🇹🇷 Viyana sosis
🇰🇷 비엔나 소시지
🇸🇦 نقانق فيينا
🇨🇿 vídeňská klobása
🇸🇰 viedenská klobása
🇨🇳 维也纳香肠
🇸🇮 dunajska klobasa
🇮🇸 Vínar pylsa
🇰🇿 Вена шұжығы
🇬🇪 ვინერის ძეხვი
🇦🇿 Vyana sosisi
🇲🇽 salchicha de Viena
Word origin
The term 'wiener' comes from the German word 'Wienerwurst', meaning Viennese sausage. The sausage has its origins in Vienna, Austria, where it was first created in the late 18th century. It became popular in the United States, particularly as a staple food at baseball games and cookouts, where it is commonly known as a hot dog.