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Summary

Spanish to English: more detail...

soja:
- soy sauce; soy; soy bean; soya bean
Wiktionary:
- soja → soy, soy sauce, soybean
- soja → soy, soya

English to Spanish: more detail...

soja:
The word soja exists in our database, but we currently do not have a translation from English to Spanish.
- Synonyms for "soja":
  soy; soya; soybean; soya bean; soybean plant; soja bean; Glycine max; legume; leguminous plant

Spanish

Detailed Translations for soja from Spanish to English

soja:

soja [la ~] noun

la soja
the soy sauce; the soy; the soy bean
- soy sauce [the ~] noun
- soy [the ~] noun
- soy bean [the ~] noun
la soja
the soya bean
- soya bean [the ~] noun

Translation Matrix for soja:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
soy	soja	grano de soja; haba de soja
soy bean	soja	grano de soja; haba de soja
soy sauce	soja
soya bean	soja	grano de soja; haba de soja

Related Words for "soja":

sojas

Wiktionary Translations for soja:

soja

noun

soy beans
- soy → soja
a condiment and ingredient made from fermented soybeans
- soy sauce → salsa de soja; salsa de soya; soja
plant
- soybean → soja

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• soja	→ soy	↔ Soja — Nutzpflanze mit Hülsenfrüchten: Sojabohnen
• soja	→ soy; soya	↔ soja — agri\|fr botan\|nocat=1 plante de la famille des fabacées (légumineuses) (Glycine max) originaire de Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée.

Related Translations for soja

English

Detailed Translations for soja from English to Spanish

soja:

Translation Matrix for soja:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	Glycine max; soja bean; soy; soya; soya bean; soybean; soybean plant

Synonyms for "soja":

soy; soya; soybean; soya bean; soybean plant; soja bean; Glycine max; legume; leguminous plant

Related Definitions for "soja":

erect bushy hairy annual herb having trifoliate leaves and purple to pink flowers; extensively cultivated for food and forage and soil improvement but especially for its nutritious oil-rich seeds; native to Asia¹

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