Definitions for "Tapa"
Keywords:  mulberry, bark, kapa, pounded, pacific
A kind of cloth prepared by the Polynesians from the inner bark of the paper mulberry; -- sometimes called also kapa.
cloth made from the wauke (Paper Mulberry) tree. Used for clothing, bedding, etc. Can be soft as flannel or very sturdy. Can be many colors and patterns
A cloth made in Polynesia by pounding the bark of a tree, such as the paper mulberry. It is also known as bark cloth.
Keywords:  austerity, tattva, ness, penance, yogis
austerity tattva element, that-ness - the essential quality of an object which distinguishes it from objects of another class
Penance, or austerities. Intended to destroy the Karmas. A pure soul has infinite Tapa.
Tapa (or tapasya) is the term generally used for austerities practiced by monks (yogis) in India, generally in isolation (in a forest or on a hill).
Keywords:  meat, achara, venison, cure, papaya
dried meat cured with salt and vinegar
Jerked meat.
Tapa refers to dried or cured beef or venison (deer meat), although, other meat or fish can also be turned into tapa. As a way to preserve precious meat, native Filipinos prepare thin slices and cure them in salt, and some spices. Tapa is best fried or grilled, often served with rice, fried egg and achara (pickled papaya strips).
Tapa (Тапа) is a version of Backgammon played in Bulgaria and Macedonia. It is also played in Greece, where it is known as Plakoto. The word tapa means bottle cap.
a delicious morsel of food that defines a lifestyle as well as a culinary style
a small portion of almost any food
a small portion of food which you receive when you buy a drink
Horizontal block in the middle of the fórcola which separates the gamba from the upper, visible part of the fórcola.
Keywords:  cocktail, tastes, stick, anything, fits
a mouthful of anything that tastes good and fits on a cocktail stick