-
feather ahalim אֲהָלִים eagle-wood or
agarwood Tamil akil அகில்
agarwood kurkúm כורכום
turmeric probably Tamil but also
possibly Sanskrit kūkai கூகை (கூவை)...
- (plant genus), cur****in (yellow dye), cur****inoid (chemicals) كركم
kurkum [
kurkum] (listen),
meaning ground turmeric root, also saffron.
Turmeric dye...
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languages (e.g.
Hebrew כרכום karkōm,
Aramaic ܟܘܪܟܡܐ kurkama,
Persian كركم
kurkum,
which mean
saffron or
saffron yellow);
ultimately from
Sanskrit कुङ्कुमं...
-
related to
Hebrew כרכום karkōm,
Aramaic ܟܟܘܪܟܟܡܡܐ kurkama, and
Arabic كركم
kurkum,
meaning saffron (Crocus sativus), "saffron yellow" or
turmeric (see Cur****a)...
- loanword. It is
adapted from the
Aramaic form
kurkema via the
Arabic term
kurkum and the Gr****
intermediate κρόκος krokos,
which once
again signifies "yellowish"...
-
Sanskrit /
Arabic कुङ्कुम kuṅkuma 'saffron',
influenced by
Arabic كركم
kurkum 'turmeric'
kongsi share,
divide Hokkien kong-si 公司
korban sacrifice Arabic...
-
Strizhba (Turkish:
Kurkum ) is a
village in
Kirkovo Muni****lity,
Kardzhali Province,
southern Bulgaria. "Maps, Weather, and
Airports for Strizhba, Bulgaria"...
- Persian, in
which it
means taste, or flavor. In
ancient Persia,
saffron (
kurkum in
Middle Persian) was
cultivated in the 10th
century BC.
Saffron was used...
- 2020-2011 2020
Policy Of
Truth Mouillage My
Kurkum 2019
Ecrivain Hopeful Al
Dabaran 2018
Anodor Insandi Shaman 2017
Stage Magic Olmedo Zyzzyva 2016 Stimulation...
- Yarın
Olmaz Şimdi Yarış Yırt Kazım Yaşamak Daha Zor
Yatak Hikayesi Ye Beni
Mahmut Ye
Kürküm Ye Yok
Devenin Başı
Zampara Zımbala
Bilal (Her Yol Sana Helal)...
