noun
lasagna
luh-ZAHN-yuh/ləˈzɑnyə/
Broad flat pasta sheets used in a layered baked dish.
Broad sheets of lasagna alternate with sauce and cheese in the cut portion.

Etymology
The ancestor lasanum meant ‘cooking pot’: the word’s history connects a cooking vessel with the dish prepared in it. Early versions already combined noodles and cheese, before the tomato-sauce version.
In context
so good. It has all the classic flavors of lasagna with the marinara and the meat sauce. And all the cheese, Except this is extra saucy.
More examples
- This lasagna needs no boiling before baking.
- He trims the lasagna to fit the small baking dish.
- We layer lasagna with tomato sauce, ricotta, and spinach.
Forms
lasagna