Thursday, February 26, 2015

Learn Tamil Part 6



Indian spices include a variety of spices grown across the Indian subcontinent (a sub-region of South Asia). With different climates in different parts of the country, India produces a variety of spices, many of which are native to the Subcontinent, while others were imported from similar climates and have since been cultivated locally for centuries.

English
Tamil
Hindi
Asafoetida
Perungayam
Hing
Aniseed/Fennel
Sombu
Saunf
Black Cumin Seeds
Karun jiragam
Shahjeera
Bay leaf
Brinji Ilai
Tej Patta
Black salt
Induppu
Kala Namak
Cardamom
Elakkai
Ilaichi
Cinnamon
Pattai
Dalchini
Cloves
Krambu
Lavang
Coriander seeds
Kothamalli vidhai
Sukha Dhania
Coriander Powder
Malli podi
Pisa Dhania
Chillies
Milagai
Mirchi
Chilli powder
Milagai Podi
Lal Mirch Powder
Cumin Seeds
Jeeragam
Jeera
Coriander leaves
Kothamalli thalai
Dhaniya pattē
Carom seeds 
Omam
Ajwain
Curry Leaves
Karuveppilai
Kadhi patta
Dry ginger
Sukku
Sonth
Dry mango powder
Mangai Podi
Amchur
Fenugreek seeds
Vendayam
Methi Dana
Green chilli
Pachai Milagai
Hari Mirch
Ginger
Ingi
Adrak
Garlic
Poondu
Lehsun
Holy Basil
Tulasi
Tulsi
Mace
Jathikai thol
Javitri
Mint leaves
Pudina
Pudina
Mustard seeds
Kadugu
Rai
Nutmeg
Jathikai
Jaiphal
Onion Seeds
Vengaya vithai
Kalonji
Peppercorns
Milagu
Kali Mirch
Poppy seeds
Kasa kasa
Khus Khus
Pomegranate Seeds
Mathalam vidhai
Anardana
Red Chilli
Milagai vathal
Lal Mirchi
Saffron
Kungumapoo
Kesar
Sesame seeds
Ellu
Til
Star Anise
Annachi mokku
Chakra Phool
Turmeric
Manjal
Haldi
Tamarind
Puli
Imli
White Pepper
Vellai milagu
Safed Mirchi




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