lasagna
UK: ləˈzæn.jə | US: ləˈzɑːn.jə
n. a type of wide, flat pasta, typically baked in layers with cheese, meat, and tomato sauce
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The word "lasagna" originates from the Italian "lasagna," which itself derives from the Latin "lasanum" (cooking pot). The term evolved to refer to the dish cooked in such a pot, eventually narrowing to its modern meaning of layered pasta. The spelling and pronunciation were directly borrowed into English without morphological segmentation.
She prepared a delicious lasagna for dinner.
Traditional lasagna includes layers of pasta, ricotta, and Bolognese sauce.
This restaurant serves the best vegetarian lasagna in town.
He burned the edges of the lasagna while baking it.
Would you like garlic bread with your lasagna?