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English – Kumaoni (in roman)
Food ingredients, related to food
  • Rice
    Chadnauv, chadav
  • Cooked rice
    Bhaat
  • A Cooked rice, its grains as small as mustard seeds
    Konni bhaat
  • Cooked rice from Puffed rice/Jhudar rice
    Jhudnro bhaat
  • Flour
    Pisu, pisyu
  • A mix dish in South Asian cuisine made of rice and lentils (khichdi)
    Khichadi, Khichaidi
  • Cooked lentils
    Daav
  • Cooked vegetables
    Saag
  • Vegetable of new, soft and wrapped leaves of colocasia
    Pinaou gaabnauk saag
  • Vegetable that has poisonous thorns but its vegetable is beneficial when cooked
    Sisunaun saag
  • Dry spinach curry to be eaten mixed with rice
    Tipk , Tapki
  • watery Vegetable cooked in a pan after crushing potatoes or radish
    Thechu
  • Wet rice is finely ground and cooked with spinach and a sticky thick vegetable is usually eaten with rice
    Kaap
  • Vegetable made by grinding and dried lentils
    Badi
  • Kadhi (Prepared from sour substances like dried mango, lemon or tomato)
    Jhoe, jholi
  • Kadhi (prepared by adding curd or whey)
    Payo, palyo
  • Chopped pieces of potato or colocasia dry spicy vegetable
    Gutuk
  • Thick gravy made from ground lentils usually eaten with rice
    Dubuk
  • Lentils, made by roasting Black gram (Urad Dal) in a pan and then grinding it coarsely
    Chains
  • Gahat, Juice made by cooking Bhat lentil and then separating the grains and adding Garam Masala
    Ras
  • Bhat Dal made by roasting wheat flour in ghee and cooking.
    Chulkanin, chudkanin
  • Cooked with rice and whey (given in cold or chills in the stomach)
    Jauv
  • Grinded rice and Bhatt dal mixed together and cooked in an iron pan (diet in jaundice)
    Bhattijauv
  • Pulses are cooked with Garam Masala in a pan or Jabriya, after taking out the grains, grind them and make Laddoos and eaten the remaining thick juice with rice.
    Rasbhaat
  • Vegetable with Gravy, made with buttermilk, usually of radish
    Thathwanin
  • Over-watered vegetables
    Dhatwanin
  • Thinned beverage or vegetable gravy with adding buttermilk or water
    Chhawanin
  • Gravy
    Jhol
  • Raita
    Rait
  • Pickle/khataai or chutney
    Khatai
  • Salty
    Lunin
  • Roasted Dry Chilli in hot oil or fire etc.
    Bhuti Khusyani
  • Spiciness of chili
    Jhaue, jhauy
  • A pungency, a tingle of astringency
    Kukail, kukaili
  • Cooked gravy, stewed vegetables, pulses etc.
    Dadbad, Latpat
  • Roti made of wheat etc.
    Rwat
  • Roti made with black gram dal filling
    Bedu rot ya rwat
  • Roti made by spreading the flour on a griddle after mixing it thickly in water
    Chhoie rot ya rwat
  • Soaked wheat cooked in ghee in a pan, eaten with salt or sugar
    Birud
  • Prasad offering to the Gods
    Parsaad
  • Salt
    Lunn
  • Roasted cannabis seeds ground on cob with salt
    Bhadnauk lunn
  • Sugar
    Chini
  • Jaggery
    Gud
  • Jaggery weighing two and a half kilogram it is call gud ki bheli
    Gudai bhaili
  • Jaggery papdi is prepared by roasting dry flour in ghee and adding jaggery for prasad etc.
    Gud papadi
  • Rock sugar
    Misiri
  • Rock sugar nugget or piece
    Misiri Dauv
  • To taste sweet or salty soft items on the tongue
    Tapuk
  • Sweet or salty which makes a crackling sound when bitten and taking it.
    Katak
  • Insipid tea drinking with rock pieces of sugar or jaggery
    Tapuki chaha
  • Insipid tea with pieces of rock sugar
    Katki chaha
  • To munch something in between the snaks in small quantity to taste.
    Tapuk lgunn
  • Sweet thick bread made of flour is fried in ghee and made for prasad
    Rot
  • Single, singhal which is a round, thick and sweet dish like Jalebi made from semolina in ghee
    Sidnal
  • Quantity or amount of material to be cooked, fried or prepared
    Ghaan
  • Sweet bread
    Pu
  • Fried bread
    Puri
  • Dishes made by mixing jaggery in flour and frying in oil, ghee
    Khajur, lagad
  • A dish prepared in ghee by mixing curd and sugar in semolina
    Sai, saaie
  • Chivda, Chiuda (Rice flakes)
    Chyud
  • Parmal made by roasting rice / puffed rice
    Khaaj
  • Sour
    Khatt
  • Sweet
    Mith
  • Sweet sweet
    Madhurai madhur
  • Sweet
    Mithai
  • Bal Mithai (a famous sweet of Almora)
    Bal mithai
  • Sweets wrapped in leaves (famous sweets of Almora)
    Singaudi
  • Pede
    Pyad
  • A square-shaped sweet made from khoya
    Kalakand
  • Syrup field rings
    Jalebi, julebi
  • Gujiya, gujiya
    Guji, gujhi
  • Thick puris or sweet dish of flour
    Lagad, Lagaad
  • Ground item
    Dali
  • Porridge
    Dali
  • Taste a little
    Mukh bitaav
  • Borrow
    Painch
  • Meat meal, meat
    Shikar