Fruits Name in Assamese and English with Pics | ইংৰাজী আৰু অসমীয়াত ফলৰ নাম

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35+ Fruits Name in Assamese and English

Here I included the easiest way to learn Assamese language with their pronunciation.

No. English Assamese PRON.
1 Mango আম Aam
2 Jackfruit কঠাল kothal
3 Banana কল kol
4 Coconut নাৰিকল narikol
5 Pineapple আনাৰস anaras
6 Grapes আঙুৰ angur
7 Apple আপেল aapel
8 Pomelo ৰবাব টেঙা robab tenga
9 Olive জলফাই jolfai
10 Pomegranate ডালিম dalim
11 Watermelon তৰমুজ tormuj
12 Sweet lemon মৌচুমি mausomi
13 Papaya অমিতা omita
14 Lemon নেমু nemu
15 Gooseberry আমলখি aamlokhi
16 Pear নাচপতি naspoti
17 Dates খেজুৰ xejur
18 Hog Plum অমৰা amora
19 Raisins কিচমিচ kismis
20 Sugarcane কুঁহীয়াৰ kuhiyar
21 Guava মধুৰী আম mdhuri aam
22 Orange কমলা komola
23 Ramphal ৰামফল ramfal
24 Kiwi কিউই kiwe
25 Strawberry ষ্ট্ৰ’বেৰী strobery
26 Peach নৰা বগৰী nora bogori
27 Lychee লেচু leso
28 Rambutan ৰামবুটান rambutaan
29 Jaman plum জামু jamu
30 Blueberry ব্লুবেৰী blubery
31 Sapodilla চেপডিলা sepdila
32 Plum বগৰী bogori
33 Dragon fruit ড্ৰেগন ফল dregon fol
34 Starfruit কৰদৈ kordoi
35 Apricot এপ্ৰিকোট aprikot
36 Jujube বগৰী bogori
37 Cucumber তিঁয়হ tiyoh
38 Blackberry কলা জামু kola jamu

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