Telugu Language and Culture

Bhojwar puvvu is a traditional South Indian vegetable stew made with a variety of vegetables, lentils, and spices. It is a popular dish in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana regions of India.

Yes, Patil is a common Brahmin surname in Telugu-speaking communities. It is often associated with the Brahmin community in the Telugu region.

తాజ్ మహల్ (Taj Mahal)

The English word for Telugu "bobbarlu" is "black-eyed peas."

The Telugu name for heliconia is "അ‌ల్‌గావ".

To type Telugu in MS Word, you need to enable the Telugu language in the language settings of your computer. Once enabled, you can switch to Telugu language input in MS Word by selecting it from the language bar or using the shortcut keys. Then you can start typing in Telugu using a Telugu keyboard layout.

Red clover is called "రెడ్ క్లోవర్" (Red Clover) in Telugu.

నార్త్-నార్తువెస్ట్ అంటే ఏమిటి తెలుగులో?

"Shringar" in Telugu refers to adorning or decorating oneself, especially in the context of dressing up or beautifying for a special occasion or for a loved one. It can also signify the feeling of love or romance.

"Uttareni" leaves in Telugu refer to cabbage leaves. They are commonly used in Indian cooking for making stir-fries, curries, and other dishes.

Geranium oil in Telugu is called "Gandhumamidi Aaku" గంధుమమిడి ఆకు.

"Shamila" does not have a specific meaning in Telugu. It is possible that it is a name or term borrowed from another language.

the word sannuthinthu refers to the meaning of to save to protect!

The Telugu name for ajwain or Carum seeds is "Vamu" వాము.

Cinchona bark is known as చిన్చోన చెట్టు (Chinchona chettu) in Telugu.

"Aushi" in English is referred to as "yogurt."

No, Ulavalu and Avisa Ginjalu are not the same in Telugu. Ulavalu refers to horse gram, while Avisa Ginjalu are flaxseeds in Telugu.

In Telugu, 'madhuri' means sweetness or beauty. It is often used to describe someone who is charming or lovely.

The English word for the Telugu word "oothapadam" is "camel."

The term for clarified butter in Telugu is "neyyi."

'Kharik' in English is called 'dates', which are the fruits of the date palm tree. They are sweet and often used in cooking and baking, as well as eaten on their own as a snack.

Lemon powder is called "నిమ్మకాయ పొడి" (nimmakaya podi) in Telugu.

Radish is called as "Mullangi" in Telugu.

assaulted means

దాడి చేసిన

dhaadi chesina

assault = dhaadi {దాడి}

here dh spells simple word. we cannot stress it in the spell