Talk:Shamishi

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Is this the same as tamriyeh?

I have just created the article for tamriyeh and I intend to merge this into it, because tamriyeh seems to be a more general concept, with shamishi being one instance of it.

The descriptions of both foods sounds completely identical, and the visuals are also identical:

Not to mention, the history and geography overlap almost enough for this to be a circle.

But I cannot find a single source that mentions both tamriyeh and shamishi in the same context, so I am not sure if merging is wise here, that said, this is common in former Ottoman territory, where the same dish is found under 20 names. 2kbfloppadisk (talk) 12:14, 12 January 2026 (UTC)