Tortilla (noun)

1. A flatbread made from corn or wheat flour, commonly used in Mexican cuisine.
2. A type of dish made by filling a tortilla with various ingredients and rolling or folding it.

Origin:

The word tortilla comes from the spanish word "tortilla" which means a type of flatbread made from corn or wheat.

Examples:

1. He ate a tortilla filled with beans and cheese.
2. She used tortillas to make a wrap for her lunch.
3. The tortilla chips were crispy and salty.
4. The tortilla press was used to flatten the dough.
5. The tortillas were heated on a comal before filling them.