Ethiopian name for a fried doughnut pastry. Unlike the Italian bombolone, it has no filling. It resembles a plain, un-glazed doughnut- but definitely tastes better.
One theory for the different name is the Ethiopian tradition of purposely misspelling popular Italian names or phrases. During the 1st Italy-Ethiopian War, Haile Selassie ordered Mussolini's name to be pronounced as Mussol-ONI. Power to the people.
One theory for the different name is the Ethiopian tradition of purposely misspelling popular Italian names or phrases. During the 1st Italy-Ethiopian War, Haile Selassie ordered Mussolini's name to be pronounced as Mussol-ONI. Power to the people.
Hirut: Aman, let's go buy a bumbelino ..
Aman: Sure, let's go for shai (tea)- it'll serve as breakfast.
Aman: Sure, let's go for shai (tea)- it'll serve as breakfast.
by Kassa-hun March 23, 2020
Probably ancient childrens playground game,where players run in single file, and all leap frog over one player who has stopped and is bent over. Each player takes their turn at being leapt over.
by callandanswer December 25, 2007