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What is orange in Tamil language?
"Orange" in Tamil language is "ஆரஞ்சு" (āraṉcu).
Why are they called orange?
The orange was not named for its color. The word orange comes from a translation of the sanskrit naranga, Which comes from the Tamil naru . . . meaning "fragrant."
What is yeast called in Tamil?
Yeast is called nidhi in Tamil.
What is amethyst called in Tamil?
Amethyst is cukantiyum in Tamil.
What is iron called in Tamil?
Iron- Irumpu (Tamil)
What is brinjal called in Tamil?
Brinjal is called "kathirikkai" in Tamil.
What is buckwheat called in Tamil?
buckwheat, its called Papparai in Tamil and it is a minor millet.
What is ajwain in Tamil?
Ajwain is called Asamtavoman in tamil.
What is mint called in Tamil?
Pudhina is Tamil translation for Mint
What is breasts in Tamil?
IN slang tamil its called as " kaai" in tamil its called as " marbagam"
What do you call watercress in Tamil?
Watercress is called ativerai in Tamil.
What do we call an ant in Tamil?
we called ant in tamil as "erumpu"
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