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sumac
When referring to the plant, the term describes a woody shrub known for its distinctive red berries and foliage. In this botanical sense, it is treated as a countable noun when discussing different species or individual plants.
When used in a culinary context, the word refers to the ground spice. In this capacity, it functions as an uncountable mass noun, similar to "salt" or "pepper," and is typically measured by volume or weight rather than by individual units.
Meanings
Examples
Sprinkle some sumac over the hummus for a bright, lemony flavor.
The garden is lined with staghorn sumac that turns brilliant red in autumn.
I wonder if this recipe calls for sumac or just lemon juice.
Be careful not to touch poison sumac while hiking in the woods.
A pinch of sumac adds a wonderful tartness to the grilled chicken.
The wild sumac berries were clustered tightly along the branches.
The landscape architect chose sumac for its hardy nature and striking color.
I have never tasted sumac before, but it is surprisingly refreshing.
I have never tasted sumac before, but it is surprisingly refreshing.