lavash

noun
UK /ləˈvæʃ/
US /ləˈvɑːʃ/

Lavash is a soft, flat bread that people bake in an oven.

She wrapped her cheese and tomatoes in a piece of lavash.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A thin, crisp cracker-like bread made from the same dough and dried until crunchy.

He dipped the crispy lavash into the hummus.

3. A traditional Armenian flatbread baked in a clay oven called a tonir.

The baker slapped the lavash onto the hot wall of the tonir.

4. A wrap or roll made by filling a sheet of lavash with meat, cheese, or vegetables.

For lunch I ordered a chicken lavash with fresh herbs.