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During Pilgrim times, cranberries were commonly referred to as "crane berries" due to the shape of the flower, which resembled the head of a crane. This name eventually evolved into "cranberries." The fruit was recognized for its tartness and was used by the Pilgrims in various dishes, including sauces and as a source of nourishment.
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What was a pub called in the old times?
Pilgrim
What is a pilgrim's clothing called?
a pilgrim hat is called a pilly hat
What are cranberries called in Telugu?
Cranberry is called Vaakaya in Telugu
What is the field where cranberries grow called?
bog
How many times do the pilgrim march around the kaaba?
7 times
What is a Medieval person called who travels to visit a special holy place?
A person who journeys to a holy place is called a pilgrim in English, a Yatri in Hindi and a Haji in Arabic.
Is there a gadget that removes the seed from cranberries?
yes, it is called your finger!
Who sings zombie?
The Cranberries sing a song called Zombie.
How many times does a Islamic pilgrim march around kaaba?
7 times
What is a person on a visit to holy places called?
A person on a visit to holy places is often referred to as a pilgrim.
What was the pilgrim regress by C.S. Lewis written in?
It's called the pilgrim's regress. he wrote it in 1939. one year after his conversion.
What is the name given to a person who makes a pilgrimage?
A person making a pilgrimage is called a pilgrim.
