IPA: //ˌtɪrəˈmiːsuː//
KK: /tɪrəˈmiːsuː/
A type of dessert made with layers of coffee-soaked cake and a creamy filling, often topped with cocoa or chocolate.
For dessert, we ordered a delicious tiramisu that was rich and creamy.
Tiramisu originates from Italian, where 'tira' (meaning to pull or lift) and 'mi su' (meaning me up) combine to convey the idea of lifting me up. The name reflects the dessert's reputation for being uplifting due to its rich flavors and caffeine content.
Imagine a dessert that 'lifts you up' ('tira' means to pull or lift, and 'mi su' means me up) — that's why tiramisu is known for its delightful and energizing qualities.
No commonly confused words.