Gujarati

kutru , kutaru

plural = kutara

male dog = kutaro

female dog = kutari

The Gujarati translation of Mercury, referring to the planet or element, is પારદો (pārado).

Arachis hypogea, Brassica campestris, Cocos nucifera, Sesamum indicum etc.

Quinoa is called "ક્વિનોઆ" (kveenoa) in Gujarati.

"Sunny" in Gujarati is સુર્યપ્રકાશી (suryparkaashi).

Potassium is called પોટેશિયમ (poteśiyama) in Gujarati.

Its noun in gujarti also its called alpha alpha.

"Chia" in Gujarati refers to the seeds of the chia plant. These seeds are known for their nutritional benefits and are used in various dishes and beverages for their health properties.

જેમ્સ વોટ એ જાન્યુઆરી 1736 માં સ્કોટલૈન્ડના જ્રીનૉકાઇલકાંડનું જન્મ થયું હતું. તે કાર્યોતાક્ષેત્રે અત્યંત જ મહત્વનું એવું ખોજી છે કે તે પ્રકારનું અનાજ ઇન્ડસ્ટ્રીના મોટે ભાગનું રેવોલ્યુશન લાવ્યું હતું. જેમ્સ વોટનાં પંદરહ તરીકાથી ધર્મિત ચક્રમાં માન્યતા ફાળવવામાં આવી રહ્યા હતા.

To translate Gujarati lines into Hindi, you can use an online translator or hire a professional translator who is proficient in both languages. It's important to ensure that the translation accurately conveys the same meaning and tone of the original Gujarati text.

Sage is called "દનિયા" (Dhaniya) in Gujarati.

The Gujarati name for jalkumbhi is "નીર તુરંત."

Bengal gram in Gujarati is known as "ચણા" (chana).

Learning new languages is a popular way to get ahead in business and social settings. One of the sites called languages home is a site that offers classes on line and teaches Gujarati which is spoken mainly in the northern parts of India.

હું તમને પસંદ કરું છું.

"ચાલો" (pronounced as "chalo") is the phrase commonly used to say "let's go" in Gujarati.

To say "sit down" in Gujarati, you would say "બેઠો" (pronounced as "betho").

"Please" in Gujarati is કૃપા કરીને (krupā karīnē).

To say "I love you" in Gujarati, you would say "હું તને પ્રેમ કરું છું" which is pronounced as "huṁ tanē prēm karuṁ chuṁ."

"Waar jo" OR with close friends: "oo - boa - reh"

Someone older than you : "waar jowoh"

savad, kala .

"Samudradhuni" in Gujarati translates to "conch shell" in English. It is a type of shell traditionally used in Hindu rituals and ceremonies for its auspicious significance.

The word "olive" in Gujarati is translated as "ઝૈનુ" (Jainu).

In Gujarati, "What about you?" can be translated to "તમે શું?" (tame shu?).

"Bhosri" is a Hindi swear word that is considered highly offensive and vulgar. It is used to insult someone in a disrespectful manner.