Borsh

Quick meaning: Borsh is a noun meaning Alternative form of borscht.

Meaning

Alternative form of borscht.

Example Sentences

“I peel it [the beet] so it bleeds in the water. […] I keep the water and I chop the beets up in it and it makes fine borsh (soup),” insisted the Jewish woman.

[W]e had a true Russian dinner beginning with pickled cucumbers, caviare and vodka, continuing with red Borsh soup with cream, and an endless number of succeeding dishes.

Breakfast might be strong borsh soup, loaded with vegetables and beef; […] Along about noon-time, if he [the Russian private] is in camp, he trudges to the soup-kitchens, obtains there a bucket of borsh—a soup of boiled beef and vegetables and water.

The steaming hot ‘borsh’ soup would be ready, poured out into soup bowls, and there was enough time to order a second course and to eat it in the twenty-five minutes or so that the train remained in the station. […] Food was plentiful and the big station restaurant still served steaming platefuls of the famous Russian ‘borsh’ (cabbage soup with tomatoes and other vegetables) as it always had.

Synonyms for borsh

Depending on context, synonyms include borsht, borsch, borshch, bortsch, borscht.

Related Words

Related dictionary entries include borsch, borscht, borshch, borsht, bortsch.

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