Pu > References for ‘pungent’

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[12] [In this locality, there is neither [...] They eat fast, while we die of pungent bites, Look, the crow eats up the paddy.]

[8] The distinctiveness of vibrations [...] differences that chilli tastes pungent or hot, sugar tastes sweet and [...] think that the water is sweet.

[21] If people’s blind attachment [...] makes the air more impure. A highly pungent smell is much more effective in [...] kośas can be developed.

[3] I have already said on many occasions [...] that things are neither salty, pungent nor sour: everything is in proper [...] mixture to the point of being tasty.

[22] Mustard oil is pungent. The seeds are ground to make [...] medicinal value and other uses as well.

[50] Rice bran can be pressed for oil [...] mustard seeds and they provide a pungent oil somewhat like mustard seed [...] order to increase their utility.

[422] The method for rotating onion crops [...] piaú or kali piaz) are very pungent. The soil requirements for small [...] tasteless, but it may be considered pungent if it brings tears to the eyes. [...] Paoś for small onion (chota piaz).

[435] Radish seeds are larger than mustard [...] for this purpose. Radish oil is pungent, like mustard oil. Radish oil [...] be grown with áus paddy.

[6] Gandhasarpa . You know that [...] smell; rather they emit a sort of pungent smell, perhaps due to their frayed [...] temper, one may experience a kind of pungent smell from one’s body. Sometimes we get this type of pungent smell from the bodies of courageous [...] early part of the rainy season.

[43] 4) Another meaning of the word [...] Mustard oil is somewhat spicy and pungent, hence the name.

[44] a) Rái mustard [rapeseed]. Its seeds are small and blackish-red. The plant is small, less pungent, and has less chaff. Its chaff [...] well. Its greens are less caustic.

[48] Some of you have seen a kind [...] lichee. However, it has a very pungent smell. Many people do not like [...] áṋshphal .

[156] “One day the eggplant grew [...] sweet, some sour, some salty, some pungent, some astringent and some bitter.

[182] Sargujá or niger can be [...] Ráŕh. The oil has a pungent odour, which is why many people [...] develop the capacity to retain water.

[14] [How many bauls [...] gusty wind makes me drunken, Pungent mahul flowers intoxicate me, [...] go, shall not go, shall not go.]