كبة سكسيه
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كبة سكسيه
Summary
كبة سكسيه is a meat dish[1]. It draws 62 Wikipedia views per month (meat_dish category, ranking #1,214 of 13).[2]
Key Facts
- كبة سكسيه's instance of is recorded as meat dish[3].
- كبة سكسيه is made of bulgur[4].
- كبة سكسيه is made of minced meat[5].
- كبة سكسيه is made of onion[6].
- كبة سكسيه is a type of food[7].
- كبة سكسيه is a type of dish[8].
- كبة سكسيه is part of Egyptian cuisine[9].
- كبة سكسيه is part of Armenian cuisine[10].
- كبة سكسيه is part of Iraqi cuisine[11].
- كبة سكسيه is part of Jordanian cuisine[12].
- كبة سكسيه is part of Kurdish cuisine[13].
- كبة سكسيه is part of Lebanese cuisine[14].
- كبة سكسيه is part of Palestinian cuisine[15].
- كبة سكسيه is part of Syrian cuisine[16].
- كبة سكسيه's Commons category is recorded as Kibbeh[17].
- كبة سكسيه's country of origin is recorded as Iraq[18].
- كبة سكسيه's country of origin is recorded as Syria[19].
- كبة سكسيه's country of origin is recorded as Lebanon[20].
- كبة سكسيه's native label is recorded as {'lang': 'ar', 'text': 'كبة'}[21].
- كبة سكسيه's native label is recorded as {'lang': 'tr', 'text': 'içli köfte'}[22].
- كبة سكسيه's native label is recorded as {'lang': 'tr', 'text': 'bulgur köftesi'}[23].
- كبة سكسيه's cuisine is recorded as Mediterranean cuisine[24].
- كبة سكسيه's cuisine is recorded as Middle Eastern cuisine[25].
- كبة سكسيه's cuisine is recorded as Palestinian cuisine[26].
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Definition and Type
كبة سكسيه's instance of is recorded as meat dish[3]. Recorded subclass of include food[7] and dish[8].
Use and Application
Part of include Egyptian cuisine[9], a national cuisine[27], in Egypt[28]; Armenian cuisine[10], a national cuisine[29], in Armenia[30]; Iraqi cuisine[11], a national cuisine[31], in Iraq[32]; Jordanian cuisine[12], a national cuisine[33], in Jordan[34]; Kurdish cuisine[13], a cuisine by ethnic group[35]; and Lebanese cuisine[14], a national cuisine[36], in Lebanon[37].
Why It Matters
كبة سكسيه draws 62 Wikipedia views per month (meat_dish category, ranking #1,214 of 13).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 20 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[38] It is known by 40 alternative names across languages and contexts.[39]