Vegetables Name in Assamese and English with Pictures (শাক-পাচলিৰ নাম অসমীয়াত)

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30 Vegetables Name in Assamese-English (শাক-পাচলিৰ নাম অসমীয়াত)

We have added 30 vegetable names in Assamese and English in the below table.

No. English Assamese Pron.
1 Potato আলু aalu
2 Tomato বিলাহী bilahi
3 Brinjal বেঙেনা bengyena
4 Cucumber তিঁয়হ tiyoh
5 Chilli জলকীয়া jolokiya
6 Onion পিঁয়াজ piyaj
7 Radish মূলা mula
8 Carrot গাজৰ gajor
9 Cabbage বন্ধাকবি bandha kobi
10 Cauliflower ফুলকবি fulkobi
11 Peas মটৰ motor
12 Jackfruit কঁঠাল kothal
13 Corn মাকৈ makooi
14 Pumpkin ৰঙালাউ rongalaw
15 Bitter gourd কেৰেলা kerala
16 Drumstick চজনা sojona
17 Mushroom কাঠফুলা kathfula
18 Snake gourd ধুন্দুলী dhunduli
19 Pointed gourd পটল potol
20 Peppermint পদিনা podina
21 Ridge gourd জিকা zika
22 Bamboo বাঁহ গছ bah gos
23 Garlic নহৰু nohoru
24 Green long beans ডাংবদি dangbodi
25 Taro root কচু kosu
26 Bottle gourd জাতিলাওঁ jatilao
27 Okra ভেন্দি bhendi
28 Ginger আদা aada
29 Coriander leaves ধনীয়া dhaniya
30 Ash gourd কোমোৰা kumura

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