IPA: /brəˈtʃoʊlə/
KK: /brəˈtʃoʊlə/
A thin slice of meat that is usually rolled around a filling and cooked, often with wine.
The chef prepared a delicious braciola filled with herbs and cheese.
The word 'braciola' comes from Latin 'bracchium' (meaning arm) and the diminutive suffix '-ola' (meaning small). Therefore, 'braciola' refers to a small arm or a small piece of meat cut from the arm of an animal.
Think of 'bracchium' meaning arm, and the diminutive '-ola' suggesting something small — so a 'braciola' is a small piece of meat from the arm.
No commonly confused words.