Types of cookies

Genera crustulorum

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Words in this set

chocolate chip cookie

crustulum cum frāgminibus cocolātī, crustulī cum frāgminibus cocolātī(n)

oatmeal raisin cookie

biscōtum avenārum ūvārumque, biscōtī avenārum ūvārumque(n)

sugar cookie

crustulum saccharātum, crustulī saccharātī(n)

peanut butter cookie

biscōtum butȳriō arachidis, biscōtī butȳriī arachidis(n)

shortbread cookie

crustulum sabulōsum, crustulī sabulōsī(n)

gingerbread cookie

crustulum zingiberī, crustulī zingiberī(n)

snickerdoodle cookie

crustulum snickerdoodle, crustulī snickerdoodle(n)

macaron

mācarōnēum, mācarōnēī(n)

biscotti

crūstulum, crūstulī(n)

fortune cookie

fēlīcitātis crustulum, fēlīcitātis crustulī(n)

wafer

oblāta, oblātae(f)

macaroon

mācarōnum, mācarōnī(n)

About this set

These flashcards help you build vocabulary for different types of cookies by pairing each word with a clear picture. When you study Latin, you get a steady rhythm for recognizing words and recalling their English words. Visual cues make it easier to stay focused and keep progressing. You might see biscotti, fortune cookie, or wafer, then flip to confirm the English word. The picture link helps connect the spelling you see to the idea you want to use. Flipping back and forth trains you to move from recognition to real recall. With repeated practice, the cookie words start to feel more familiar, which supports confidence in everyday conversations. You can study the Latin side and the English side until the set of cookie names feels like yours.