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Terms in Telugu 61-70 of 454

బియ్యం పిండి(biyyam pindi)

/bi-yya-m pin-di/
[Telugu]

Rice flour

బియ్యం(biyyam(u))

/bi-yya-m/
[Telugu]

Uncooked rice

bobbarlu

[Telugu]

Black eyed beans

బొగ్గు(boggu)

/bo-ggu/
[Telugu]

Charcoal

bombairava

[Telugu]

Semolina (US: cream of wheat).

బొంబాయి రవ్వ(bombayi ravva)

/bom-bai ravva/
[Telugu]

Semolina (US: cream of wheat).

బూడిద గుమ్మడి కాయ(boodida gummadi kaaya)

/boo-di-da gumma-di kaaya/
[Telugu]

Ash gourd, winter melon or wax gourd.

బొప్పాయి(boppayi)

/bo-ppa-yi/
[Telugu]

Papaya. There is great discussion about the difference between papaya and paw paw or papaw. Essentially, they are all the same thing. It just depends where you are. The size of a large avocado, it has soft-textured, fragrant, apricot-coloured flesh with small black seeds which must be stripped out. It is a great breakfast fruit. If you have an unripe papaya which you wish to ripen overnight, pierce it with a sharp knife several times. It should be cut lengthways as this facilitates the removal of the seeds.

బొప్పాయి పండు(boppayi pandu)

/bo-ppa-yi pan-du/
[Telugu]

Papaya. There is great discussion about the difference between papaya and paw paw or papaw. Essentially, they are all the same thing. It just depends where you are. The size of a large avocado, it has soft-textured, fragrant, apricot-coloured flesh with small black seeds which must be stripped out. It is a great breakfast fruit. If you have an unripe papaya which you wish to ripen overnight, pierce it with a sharp knife several times. It should be cut lengthways as this facilitates the removal of the seeds.

బూడిద(budida)

/boo-di-dha/
[Telugu]

Ash gourd, winter melon or wax gourd.