omochin.

Brit.

/əʊˈmɒtʃi/,

/ɒˈmɒtʃi/, U.S.

/oʊˈmɑtʃi/

Forms: 1900s– o-mochi, 1900s– omochi.

Origin: A borrowing from Japanese. Etymon: Japanese omochi.

Etymology: < Japanese omochi < o- , honorific prefix + mochi mochi n.¹

In Japanese cookery: = mochi n.¹

ΘΚΠ

the world > food and drink > food > dishes and prepared food > grain dishes > [noun] > rice dishes

pilau1609

mochi1616

yellow rice1655

kedgeree1662

fried rice1795

pilaf1814

risotto1821

nasi1853

arroz1858

jambalaya1872

rijsttafel1878

rice table1881

poule au riz1882

paella1892

sushi1893

rice and peas1898

omochi1899

zarda1899

strike me blind1901

pelau1907

rice tafel1910

nasi goreng1924

saffron rice1926

perlow1930

biryani1932

puto1938

cook-up1947

idli1958

jollof rice1959

pongal1961

nasi beryani1963

kimbap1966

nasi Padang1971

pilau rice1971

bibimbap1977

hand roll1982

1899 R. H. Allen Star Names 266 The Aztecs saw there [sc. on the face of the moon] the rabbit thrown by one of their gods; and the Japanese, the Jeweled Hare pounding omochi, their rice dough, in a mortar.

1931 Japan Jan. 7/2 A Japanese New Year's Day dinner..consists of ozoni, a kind of soup, made of small squares of omochi and greens boiled in fish gravy..Yokan, bean jelly candy,..and, of course, o-mochi and toso are the order of the day.

1956 L. Broom & J. I. Kitsuse Managed Family 61 Beside the omochi was placed a decanter of sake and a small vase with pine, bamboo, and plum stems.

1970 J. Kirkup Japan behind Fan 106 We would sip green tea and beer and nibble peanuts and seaweed biscuits and o-mochi, or sweet bean cakes.

1979 J. Melville Wages of Zen 208 ‘Not too much omochi now,’ she warned Otani. ‘It's very indigestible.’ He smiled as he offered Kimura a piece of the warm, glutinous cake.

2001 D. Mitchell Number 9 Dream 57 On the side is a tray. Omochi, soy, daikon pickles, peanut cookies, tea.

This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, March 2004; most recently modified version published online March 2022).

单词	omochi
释义	omochin. Brit. /əʊˈmɒtʃi/, /ɒˈmɒtʃi/, U.S. /oʊˈmɑtʃi/ Forms: 1900s– o-mochi, 1900s– omochi. Origin: A borrowing from Japanese. Etymon: Japanese omochi. Etymology: < Japanese omochi < o- , honorific prefix + mochi mochi n.¹ In Japanese cookery: = mochi n.¹ ΘΚΠ the world > food and drink > food > dishes and prepared food > grain dishes > [noun] > rice dishes pilau1609 mochi1616 yellow rice1655 kedgeree1662 fried rice1795 pilaf1814 risotto1821 nasi1853 arroz1858 jambalaya1872 rijsttafel1878 rice table1881 poule au riz1882 paella1892 sushi1893 rice and peas1898 omochi1899 zarda1899 strike me blind1901 pelau1907 rice tafel1910 nasi goreng1924 saffron rice1926 perlow1930 biryani1932 puto1938 cook-up1947 idli1958 jollof rice1959 pongal1961 nasi beryani1963 kimbap1966 nasi Padang1971 pilau rice1971 bibimbap1977 hand roll1982 1899 R. H. Allen Star Names 266 The Aztecs saw there [sc. on the face of the moon] the rabbit thrown by one of their gods; and the Japanese, the Jeweled Hare pounding omochi, their rice dough, in a mortar. 1931 Japan Jan. 7/2 A Japanese New Year's Day dinner..consists of ozoni, a kind of soup, made of small squares of omochi and greens boiled in fish gravy..Yokan, bean jelly candy,..and, of course, o-mochi and toso are the order of the day. 1956 L. Broom & J. I. Kitsuse Managed Family 61 Beside the omochi was placed a decanter of sake and a small vase with pine, bamboo, and plum stems. 1970 J. Kirkup Japan behind Fan 106 We would sip green tea and beer and nibble peanuts and seaweed biscuits and o-mochi, or sweet bean cakes. 1979 J. Melville Wages of Zen 208 ‘Not too much omochi now,’ she warned Otani. ‘It's very indigestible.’ He smiled as he offered Kimura a piece of the warm, glutinous cake. 2001 D. Mitchell Number 9 Dream 57 On the side is a tray. Omochi, soy, daikon pickles, peanut cookies, tea. This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, March 2004; most recently modified version published online March 2022). < n.1899
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