noun
🇩🇪 nicht französisch , 🇪🇸 Una salchicha servida en un bollo largo y suave , 🇮🇹 non francese , 🇵🇹 não francês , 🇨🇳 一种香肠，装在长软面包里 , 🇯🇵 長いソフトブレッドに入ったソーセージの一種 , 🇰🇷 긴 소프트브레드에 들어 있는 소시지의 일종 , 🇸🇦 ليس فرنسيًا , 🇮🇳 फ़्रेंच नहीं
The French “hot‑dog” is a recent loan from American English, first recorded in the 1880s for the popular street‑food consisting of a cooked sausage in a sliced bun. Its English form traces back to the 19th‑century slang “hot dachshund,” a playful reference to the sausage’s resemblance to a dachshund dog; “hot” comes from Old English *hōt* (ultimately from Latin *calidus* “warm”), while “dog” is from Old English *docga* (cognate with Latin *canis* “dog”). The term entered French cuisine vocabulary in the early 20th century and has since been assimilated as a standard noun.
cachou hot dog hot-dog sandwich de saucisse croque-saucisse boule de saucisse saucisse en pain saucisson en pain
Salade Plat maison Repas sain Entrée sophistiquée Plat gastronomique
| Genre | Singulier | Pluriel |
|---|---|---|
| Masculin | hot dog | hot dogs |
| Féminin | - | - |