L’une des cinq saveurs fondamentales, pouvant se décrire comme savoureux, donnée par l’acide glutamique ou par l’acide inosinique, que l’on retrouve, par exemple, dans les bouillons de viandes, les fromages, les champignons, certains thés et, plus généralement, dans la cuisine asiatique.

umamisnoun

Pluriel de umami.

umanadj

Humain.

umanaadj

Féminin singulier de umano.

umanafadj

D’Oman, relatif à ce pays.

umanaiverb

Première personne du singulier de l’indicatif passé simple de umanare.

umanaloverb

Agglutination de la deuxième personne du singulier de l’impératif présent du verbe umanare avec le pronom personnel masculin singulier lo (« le »).

umanamenteadv

Humainement, suivant la portée, la capacité, le pouvoir de l’homme.

umanammoverb

Première personne du pluriel de l’indicatif passé simple de umanare.

umanandoverb

Gérondif de umanare.

umanandociverb

Agglutination du gérondif présent du verbe umanare avec le pronom ci.

umanandogliverb

Agglutination du gérondif présent du verbe umanare avec le pronom gli.

umanandoglielaverb

Agglutination du gérondif présent du verbe umanare avec le pronom gliela.

umanandoglieleverb

Agglutination du gérondif présent du verbe umanare avec le pronom gliele.

umanandoglieliverb

Agglutination du gérondif présent du verbe umanare avec le pronom glieli.

umanandoglieloverb

Agglutination du gérondif présent du verbe umanare avec le pronom glielo.

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