IPA: //sæl.tɪmˈboʊ.kə//
KK: /sælˈtɪmˌboʊkə/
A traditional Italian dish made with thin slices of veal that are rolled with prosciutto and sage, often served with a sauce.
For dinner, we enjoyed a delicious saltimbocca with a rich wine sauce.
Saltimbocca is derived from the Italian words "salti" (meaning jumps) and "in bocca" (meaning in the mouth). The term literally translates to 'jumps in the mouth', referring to the dish's delightful flavor that seems to leap into one's mouth when eaten.
Imagine a dish that 'jumps' ('salti') into your mouth ('in bocca') with its amazing taste — that's how you remember that 'saltimbocca' is a flavorful dish.
No commonly confused words.