Definition of biga in English:

biga

noun ˈbiːɡəˈbʌɪɡə

A two-horsed chariot.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Philemon Holland (1552–1637), translator. From classical Latin bīga pair of horses (or other animals) or a chariot drawn by them, singular form formed after bīgae (plural), contraction of biiugae (only recorded in grammarians), use as noun (short for biiugae equae mares harnessed four abreast) of feminine plural of biiugus yoked in pairs, (of a chariot) drawn by a pair of horses from bi- + iugum yoke.

biga¹

nounˈbēɡəˈbiɡə

A thick mixture of flour, water, and yeast that is allowed to ferment for some time before being combined with fresh dough to make bread, used especially in Italian baking.
the cooking time is about 90 minutes, plus at least 15 hours to chill the biga and let the dough rise

Origin

Italian.

biga²

nounˈbēɡəˈbiɡə

A two-horsed chariot.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Philemon Holland (1552–1637), translator. From classical Latin bīga pair of horses (or other animals) or a chariot drawn by them, singular form formed after bīgae (plural), contraction of biiugae (only recorded in grammarians), use as noun (short for biiugae equae mares harnessed four abreast) of feminine plural of biiugus yoked in pairs, (of a chariot) drawn by a pair of horses from bi- + iugum yoke.

单词	biga
释义	Definition of biga in English: biga noun ˈbiːɡəˈbʌɪɡə A two-horsed chariot. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Philemon Holland (1552–1637), translator. From classical Latin bīga pair of horses (or other animals) or a chariot drawn by them, singular form formed after bīgae (plural), contraction of biiugae (only recorded in grammarians), use as noun (short for biiugae equae mares harnessed four abreast) of feminine plural of biiugus yoked in pairs, (of a chariot) drawn by a pair of horses from bi- + iugum yoke. biga¹ nounˈbēɡəˈbiɡə A thick mixture of flour, water, and yeast that is allowed to ferment for some time before being combined with fresh dough to make bread, used especially in Italian baking. the cooking time is about 90 minutes, plus at least 15 hours to chill the biga and let the dough rise Origin Italian. biga² nounˈbēɡəˈbiɡə A two-horsed chariot. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Philemon Holland (1552–1637), translator. From classical Latin bīga pair of horses (or other animals) or a chariot drawn by them, singular form formed after bīgae (plural), contraction of biiugae (only recorded in grammarians), use as noun (short for biiugae equae mares harnessed four abreast) of feminine plural of biiugus yoked in pairs, (of a chariot) drawn by a pair of horses from bi- + iugum yoke. noun.1 noun.2
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Definition of biga in English:

biga

Origin

biga1

Origin

biga2

Origin

biga¹

biga²