IPA: //ˌmʌlɪɡəˈtɔːni//
KK: /mʌlɪgəˈtɔni/
A type of soup from India that is made with meat or chicken and flavored with curry spices.
We enjoyed a warm bowl of mulligatawny on a chilly evening.
Mulligatawny originates from the Tamil word 'milagu-tannir', where 'milagu' means 'pepper' and 'tannir' means 'water'. The term refers to a spiced pepper water soup, which reflects its culinary roots.
Imagine a spicy soup made with 'pepper' ('milagu') and 'water' ('tannir') — that's how you can remember that mulligatawny is a peppery soup.
No commonly confused words.