Blissymbolics Dictionary - Foods


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bacon

beef

chicken

duck

egg

fish


picnic

The natural images behind some symbols in this dictionary are not parts of the Blissymbols themselves.
They are there to help introduce/teach Blissymbolics by direct visual association,
bypassing the natural languages which Blissymbolics attempts to bridge.


goose

hot dog

lamb

meat

meatball

pork

sausage

turkey

veal

cookie, biscuit

cake

candy

honey

chocolate

dessert

halvah

hamentasch

ice cream

ice cream cone

pie

soufganiya

sweet

a sweet food

bread

cereal

challah

cheese

falafel

potato chips

food ball

french fries

frozen food

fruit yogurt

hamburger

hot dog

meatball

matzo

pita

pizza

polenta

popcorn

corn

cylinder shaped vegetable

eggplant

cucumber

roll

roti

salad

sandwich

sauerkraut

soup

spaghetti

toast

yogurt

apple

apricot

avocado

banana

berry


apple

banana

bananas

fruit


blueberry

cherries

coconut

cranberry

currants

date

fruit

grapefruit

grapes

lemon

orange

lime

mango

melon

mountain berry

nut

olive

peach

pear

peel

pineapple

pit

plum

prune

raisins

raspberry

strawberry

tangerine

bean

beet

broccoli

brussels sprouts

cabbage

cauliflower

celery

cereal, grain

dried bean

garlic

green onion

horseradish

mushroom

onion

parsnip

peas

pepper

potato

turnip

radish

rice

squash

string bean

sweet potato

tomato

vegetable above ground

vegetable below ground