So, while a country has a land of its own, a nation does not necessarily have to own a territory to call themselves a nation. For example, the Kurdish people though they do not live inside the same boundaries (they live in Iran, Iraq and Turkey) consider themselves as the members of the Kurdish nation. Kurdish people.o, while a country has a land of its own, a nation does not necessarily have to own a territory to call themselves a nation. For example, the Kurdish people though they do not live inside the same boundaries (they live in Iran, Iraq and Turkey) consider themselves as the members of the Kurdish nation. Kurdish people.
: a sweet, thick liquid made of sugar and water with flavoring or medicine added to it.: a sweet, thick liquid made from the juice of a fruit or plant.ull Definition of SYRUP. 1. a: a thick sticky solution of sugar and water often flavored or medicated b: the concentrated juice of a fruit or plant. 2. : cloying sweetness or sentimentality. â syrÂ·upy adjective. See syrup defined for English-language learners.
Invert sugar. Invert, or invert sugar (syrup), is the common name applied to a variety of products prepared commercially by the decomposition of sucrose. The most common invert sugar is a mixture of approximately 50% sucrose and 25% each of dextrose and levulose. Total invert is a mixture of about 6% sucrose and about 47% each of dextrose and levulose. The sweetness of invert sugar syrups varies depending on their composition. Generally they are 1.05â1.2 times as sweet as sucrose.