Definition of manna croup in English:

manna croup

(also manna kroup)

noun ˈmanəˌkruːp

historical

A meal product made from the husked seeds of manna-grass (floating sweetgrass), Glyceria fluitans.

Origin

Mid 19th century (in an earlier sense). From Russian mannaja krupa semolina (lit. ‘manna groats’) from Old Russian mana food, manna + krup″ fine meal; similar forms exist in most Slavonic languages as well as non-Slavonic languages spoken in Eastern Europe, e.g. Lithuanian manų kruopos, Estonian mannatangud (tangud groats).

Definition of manna croup in US English:

manna croup

(also manna kroup)

nounˈmanəˌkruːp

historical

A meal product made from the husked seeds of manna-grass (floating sweetgrass), Glyceria fluitans.

Origin

Mid 19th century (in an earlier sense). From Russian mannaja krupa semolina (lit. ‘manna groats’) from Old Russian mana food, manna + krup″ fine meal; similar forms exist in most Slavonic languages as well as non-Slavonic languages spoken in Eastern Europe, e.g. Lithuanian manų kruopos, Estonian mannatangud ( tangud groats).

词汇	manna croup
释义	Definition of manna croup in English: manna croup (also manna kroup) noun ˈmanəˌkruːp historical A meal product made from the husked seeds of manna-grass (floating sweetgrass), Glyceria fluitans. Origin Mid 19th century (in an earlier sense). From Russian mannaja krupa semolina (lit. ‘manna groats’) from Old Russian mana food, manna + krup″ fine meal; similar forms exist in most Slavonic languages as well as non-Slavonic languages spoken in Eastern Europe, e.g. Lithuanian manų kruopos, Estonian mannatangud (tangud groats). Definition of manna croup in US English: manna croup (also manna kroup) nounˈmanəˌkruːp historical A meal product made from the husked seeds of manna-grass (floating sweetgrass), Glyceria fluitans. Origin Mid 19th century (in an earlier sense). From Russian mannaja krupa semolina (lit. ‘manna groats’) from Old Russian mana food, manna + krup″ fine meal; similar forms exist in most Slavonic languages as well as non-Slavonic languages spoken in Eastern Europe, e.g. Lithuanian manų kruopos, Estonian mannatangud ( tangud groats).
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