Definition

A type of noodle soup from Hawaii, often served with green onions and other toppings.

Example

For dinner, I ordered a delicious bowl of saimin with shrimp and vegetables.

Conversation

Have you ever tried saimin before?

No, I haven't! What's it like?

It's a delicious Hawaiian noodle soup, really comforting.

That sounds amazing! I would love to try some.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'saimin' originates from Japanese, where 'sai' (meaning vegetable) and 'min' (meaning noodle) combine to refer to a type of noodle soup that typically includes vegetables. Thus, 'saimin' refers to a noodle soup dish that features vegetables as a key ingredient.

Memory Tip

Imagine a warm bowl of noodle soup filled with fresh vegetables — that's what 'saimin' is all about, combining 'vegetables' and 'noodles' in a delicious dish.

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