IPA: /pæˈtiːs/
KK: /pæˈtiːs/
A type of French alcoholic drink that has a strong flavor of licorice and anise, often enjoyed before meals.
We enjoyed a glass of pastis on the terrace while watching the sunset.
**Pastis** → The word 'pastis' originates from French, meaning a type of anise-flavored liqueur. It is derived from the Provençal word 'pastís', which means 'paste' or 'mixture', referring to the blend of ingredients used in its production.
Imagine a flavorful 'mixture' ('pastís') of anise and other herbs when you think of 'pastis', which is a popular liqueur.