Kannada

Kannada name for 'apple' is Sebu (spelled as say-bu) ಸೇಬು

According my freind's great grand mother "Tomato" is known as "Goore Hannu"

Butter fruit in Kannada is "beṇṇe haṇṇu." Avocados are referred to as "butter fruit" in several parts of India due to the butter-like consistency of its flesh.

In Kannada, we would say Mosaru.

In Telugu gooseberry's called as 'usirikai'.

Quinoa is the same anywhere. It is a grain-like plant that's grown for it's tasty and highly nutritious seeds. The seeds are cooked in a similar way to rice.

-As a matter of fact, I'm just going to have some for breakfast. I boil and then cool the seeds and mix them with chopped tomato, green beans and herbs. A delicious and healthy snack.

Gajjari

camera = chayagrahaka yantra or bimbagrahaka yantra

For software we call thanthramsha for Hardwarer is Yanthramsha in Kannada

In Kannada, we would say Adaka Mudre Chalaisuva Yantra.

The Kannada word for the mobile phone is mobail phōn.

Chi-Chiranjeevi (चिरंजीवि), long live

Raa- Rajakumar (राजकुमार), prince

Kum- Kumkumavati (कुंकुमावति), wearer of kumkum

Sau- Saubhagyavati (सौभाग्यवति), giving fortune

Kaan

The kannada words for "Flag" are Baavuta, dwaja...

rye is called Nachni in Marathi and Hindi

Alternate

In Kannada, a llama is referred to as "ಲಾಮಾ" (pronounced as "lāmā"). This term is a transliteration of the English word. Llamas are not native to India, so the Kannada language may not have a traditional word for them, but the transliteration is commonly used.

Balija

Chaya chitra

"Richer" is indeed a word and is the correct comparative form of "rich." While "more rich" is grammatically acceptable, it is less commonly used. In most contexts, "richer" sounds more natural and is preferred.

Hesaru Kalu

The Kannada film actor Jaggesh does not give the public his home address.

In Kannada, a male buffalo is called "ಕೋಲೆಗೆ" (Koolege) or "ನಂದಿ" (Nandi). The term "ನಂದಿ" is also often associated with the sacred bull in Hindu mythology. These terms are used in various contexts, especially in agriculture and livestock discussions.

The opposite word of 'neralu' in Kannada is 'bejaru'.