Multilingual List of Edible Plants Used in Indian Cuisine - Nuts

Nuts

Nut Names by Various Indian languages
Hindi English Botanical Name Assamese Bengali Gujarati Kannada Malayalam Marathi Oriya Punjabi Sinhala Tamil Telugu Tulu Urdu
बादाम Badaam Almond বাদাম
Badam		 বাদাম
Badam		 Badam ಬಾದಾಮಿ (Badami) Badam Parippu बदाम
Badaam		 Pesta Badam பாதாம் பருப்பு Badam Pappu బాదం పప్పు Bādam بادام/baadaam
काजू Kaju Cashew Anacardium occidentale কাজু বাদাম
Kazu Badam		 কাজু বাদাম
Kaju Badam		 Kaju ಗೋಡಂಬಿ (Godambi) Kashu Andiparippu काजू
Kaju		 Kaju Badam/ Lanka Amba முந்திரி பருப்பு (mundiri) Jeedi Pappu జీడిపప్పు Beeja / Korantu كاجو/kaaju
बादाम Badaam Indian almond Terminalia catappa শিলিখা
Xilikha		 কাঠ বাদাম
Kaṭh Badam		 Badam Badaam Katha Badam Baadam بادام/baadaam
मूँगफली Moongphali/
चिनिया बादाम Chiniya Badaam		 Peanut/ Groundnut Arachis hypogea বাদাম
Badam		 চীনা বাদাম
China Badam		 Magfali / Shing ಕಡಲೆ ಕಾಯಿ / ಶೇಂಗಾ ಬೀಜ / ನೆಲಗಡಲೆ (Kadale Kaayi / Shenga Beeja / Nelagadale) Kappalandi/ Nila Kadala शेंगदाणा
Shengdana		 China Badam Rata Kaju வேர்க்கடலை/ மணிலா பயறு Kadalai Verusenega pappu/Senega Ginjalu వేరుశనగ, పల్లీ Nelakadale مونگ پهلي/moong phalli
पिस्ता Pista Pistachio পিস্তা/পেস্তা
Pista/ Pesta		 Pista Pista पिस्ता
Pista		 Pista Pista Pappu پسته/pista
अखरोट Akharot Walnut আখ্ৰোট
Akhrůt		 আখরোট
Akhroṭ		 Akharot अक्रोड
Akrod		 Akroot أخروت/Akhhroot
सुपारी Supārī Areca nut Areca catechu তামোল/ গুৱা
Tamůl/ Guwa		 সুপারি
Shupari		 Sopari ಅಡಿಕೆ (Adike) Adakka सुपारी
Supari		 Guaa பாக்கு (paakku) Vakka వక్క سپاري/supaari
Hindi English Botanical Name Assamese Bengali Gujarati Kannada Malayalam Marathi Oriya Punjabi Sinhala Tamil Telugu Tulu Urdu

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