Pu > References for ‘pumpkin’

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[5] CANDAN. Sandal, Santalum album [...] KUMŔÁ. Green (unripe) pumpkin, Benincasa hispida Cogn. CHOT́A [...] Jawa pepper, Piper cubeb Linn. f.

[11] As far as vegetables, [[radish]], [...] radish from Japan, okra from Africa, pumpkin and squash from Europe, and potato [...] from South Russia and old Iran.

[5] A particular kind of vibration, [...] plums, or even a certain variety of pumpkin. All three are sour. Different [...] there is a perceptible difference.

[6] When you eat something sour, a [...] sourness. You ate plums, tamarind and pumpkin and experienced three different [...] tamarind another kind, and the pumpkin yet another. Suppose you ate a [...] remember eating plums, tamarind, pumpkin or hogplums. Now you experience [...] eating those very same delicacies.

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[47] Arúp burst into laughter. [...] d́iḿle [a type of pumpkin], kheŕo [another type of pumpkin], green gram, jhumur dance are equally popular in both the upper and lower reaches.”

[48] Arúpratan smiled, and said [...] area of Rarh. In our place also, pumpkin and green gram are very popular, and people can hardly live without poppyseed.”

[1] Just as the people of Ráŕh [...] flavoured with poppy seeds] and pumpkin (“pumpkin” is d́iḿlá [...] the people of Ráŕh:

[18] Patients will have to stop eating [...] Lagenaria siceraria Standl. ], green pumpkin [ Benincasa hispida Cogn. [...] ] are good in this disease.

[8] When nutritious food and an adequate [...] diḿle or súryi pumpkin, jhiḿge or white [...] splendid opportunity to develop.

[23] 3) Wire plants – a brick [...] beans, bottle gourd, squash and pumpkin; flowers such as aparajita, morning [...] melon, passion fruit, grape, etc.

[27] “Bread” in Sanskrit [...] Tamil. A newly-developed tip of a pumpkin [láu] vine we call kaci [...] → kacaorii → kacurii).

[117] Arúp burst into laughter. [...] d́iḿle [a type of pumpkin], kheŕo [another type of pumpkin], green gram, jhumur dance are equally popular in both the upper and lower reaches.”

[118] Arúpratan smiled, and said [...] area of Rarh. In our place also, pumpkin and green gram are very popular, and people can hardly live without poppyseed.”

[55] Different trees or different [...] structures. The structure of indigenous pumpkin [Benincasá cerifera [...] There are thorns in indigenous pumpkin as well as ground pumpkin; and there are thorns also in [...] káńd́a .

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[401] 61) Wax-gourd. A tropical vegetable resembling a small pumpkin.

[21] Sufficient butter or ghee should [...] Lagenaria siceria Standl. ], green pumpkin [ Benincasa hispida Cogn. [...] can be considered excellent food.

[10] If the patient of piles feels hungry [...] pat́ol, tomato, spinach, green pumpkin ( Benincasa hispida Cogn. [...] glass of curd-water twice a day.

[44] The pumpkin [lálkumŕo] is not [...] Portuguese from Europe. Since the pumpkin resembles the sun some people [...] cooking styles from that country.