Baklava (noun)

A sweet pastry made of layers of filo pastry filled with chopped nuts, typically sweetened with honey or syrup.

Origin:

The word "baklava" is of turkish origin, which derived from the mongol word "baghlau" which means "many leaves" in the 18th century. it"s a sweet pastry made of layers of filo pastry filled with chopped nuts and sweetened with honey.

Examples:

1. I had a piece of baklava for dessert and it was delicious.
2. Baklava is a traditional pastry in many Middle Eastern and Mediterranean countries.
3. I"ve never tried baklava before, but I"ve heard it"s very sweet and sticky.
4. Baklava is often served with a cup of strong coffee or tea.
5. I love baklava, it's my favourite sweet treat.