松阪豬

简 松阪猪 · 繁 松阪豬
Mandarin · pinyin sōng bǎn zhū

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  1. (Tw) Matsusaka pork – premium cut of pork, usually from the neck or jowl, noted for its fine marbling and tenderness, named by analogy with Japan's famous Matsusaka beef, not by origin
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松
sōng · pine tree; fir tree
阪
bǎn · hillside farmland; slope
豬
zhū · pig, hog
猪
zhū · pig, hog, wild boar
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1–3–1 · song1 ban3 zhu1

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松阪豬 · song1 ban3 zhu1
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Exact source record松阪豬 松阪猪 [song1 ban3 zhu1] /(Tw) Matsusaka pork – premium cut of pork, usually from the neck or jowl, noted for its fine marbling and tenderness, named by analogy with Japan's famous Matsusaka beef, not by origin/