Sanskrit

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Terms in Sanskrit 61-70 of 102

patuparni

[Sanskrit]

Ivy gourd. A small crunchy gourd reminiscent of a gherkin, green ripening to red, popular in the cuisines of India, Thailand, Indonesia and other South East Asian countries. The shoots and leaves can also be eaten.

फलविशेषः(phalaviśēṣaḥ)

[Sanskrit]

Apricot

pippali

[Sanskrit]

Long pepper. They are tiny berries which cleave to a single rod which looks similar to a dried catkin and provide a hot, sweet spice.

priyalam

[Sanskrit]

Chirongi nuts. They are similar to pine nuts and are small, rounded nuts resembling Egyptian lentils. They are used in India to garnish halvas, cakes and creams and in puddings and pillaos.

raamathan

[Sanskrit]

Asafoetida

rajadana

[Sanskrit]

Chirongi nuts. They are similar to pine nuts and are small, rounded nuts resembling Egyptian lentils. They are used in India to garnish halvas, cakes and creams and in puddings and pillaos.

rajasic

[Sanskrit]

Rich foods, kingly

raktabija

[Sanskrit]

Garden cress. A peppery leaf vegetable.

ruchaka

[Sanskrit]

Lemon or lime. These seem to be interchangeable. Since the lime grows much more readily than the lemon in India this is more likely to be a lime.

समुद्रीयमत्स्यभेद(samudrīyamatsyabhēda)

[Sanskrit]

Haddock