IPA: /ˈkɪb.eɪ/
KK: /ˈkɪbɪ/
A dish from the Near East made with ground lamb and bulgur, which can be served either cooked or raw.
We enjoyed a delicious plate of kibbe at the Middle Eastern restaurant.
Kibbe originates from Arabic "كبة" (kibbah), meaning a type of dish made from bulgur wheat and minced meat. The word refers specifically to this traditional Middle Eastern food.
Imagine a dish made from bulgur and meat, as 'kibbe' directly refers to this delicious Middle Eastern specialty.