Ajwain, also known as carom seeds, is used in traditional medicine as a digestive aid to alleviate bloating, gas, and indigestion. It is also believed to have antimicrobial properties that can help with respiratory issues such as Asthma and cough. Additionally, ajwain is used externally in poultices to relieve joint and muscle pain.
Carom seeds are called "Ajwain" or "Ajwain seeds" in Bangla, which is written as "অজwain" (অজোয়ান). They are commonly used as a spice in cooking and have various health benefits. In Bengali cuisine, ajwain is appreciated for its unique flavor and digestive properties.
Ajwain, also known as carom seeds, typically has a fibrous root system rather than a tap root. Its roots spread out horizontally and are not deep-rooted like tap roots found in some other plants. This adaptation helps the plant absorb moisture and nutrients effectively from the top layers of the soil.
Aaraar is the Hindi name for Juniper. :) Sulakshana Pandita
Carom seeds, also known as ajwain, can be found in most grocery stores and specialty spice shops. They are commonly used in Indian cuisine and can also be purchased online.
Carom seeds, also known as ajwain, are the seeds of the Trachyspermum ammi plant, commonly used as a spice in Indian and Middle Eastern cuisine. They have a distinctive flavor reminiscent of thyme, with a strong, aromatic taste that can enhance various dishes. Besides their culinary uses, carom seeds are also valued in traditional medicine for their potential digestive and anti-inflammatory properties. Often used whole or ground, they can be added to breads, curries, and pickles.
Ajwain is used for Sprains, Earache, Indigestion, Cold and Asthma.
Ajwain is called Asamtavoman in tamil.
The English name for ajwain is carom seeds.
Ajwain is called Ajumoda or Vamu in Telugu. Ajwain has many medicinal properties.
Ajwain is called Carom seed in English.
The Tamil name for ajwain leaves is "omam ilai."
Caraway seeds can be a suitable substitute for ajwain in a recipe.
The Telugu name for ajwain or Carum seeds is "Vamu" వాము.
its ayamodakam...... Trachyspermum ammi, commonly known as ajowan, bishop's weed, ajowan caraway, carom seeds, or thymol seeds,
Its was called "Medicanal Fried Chicken" (I think ^^')
California for medicanal perpus' and it is legal and a major part of the economoy in Amsterdam
Carom seeds are called Ajwain in Hindi