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called ananthamoola, also
known locally in
Southern India as
naruneendi or
nannari. It is a slender, twining,
sometimes prostrate or semi-erect climber. Roots...
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endemic to
Peninsular India and
known by its
names of
maredu kommulu,
nannari kommulu or
madina kommulu in Telugu,
makali beru or
vagani beru in Kannada...
-
naranga soda, a
mixture of
carbonated water, salt and
lemon juice, and
nannari sarbath, a
mixture with sarasaparilla.
Sharbats with
carbonated water are...
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Nozomi (My Hope)
Tetsugaku (Philosophy) Hi-Teen
Boogie (Late-Teens Boogie)
Nannari to Naru
Deshou (Anything can
become a habit) This is the Song of Sweet...
- Mankurad, Mercury, Moovandan,
Nagulapalli Rasalu,
Nasik Pasand, Nattuma,
Nannari, Neelum, Neeleshan, Ottu Mangai,
Panchadara Kalasa,
Panduri Mamidi, Payri...
- one of the
biggest in Karnataka. It is also
famous for some
drinks like
nannari.
Chintamani plays its role even in the
production and
export of Agarbatti...
- Mishrambu-
Badam Thandai Dry
Fruit Concentrate.
Badam Thandai Dry
Fruit Sharbat Nannari Nimbooz –
lemon flavoured drink by
PepsiCo India.
Pallonji – Flavoured...
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Zamfara Bukkuyum Kyaram Kyaram /
Primary School;
Ruwan Kura / Yar Kura;
Nannari /
Primary School;
Kairu I /
Primary School;
Kairu II / Dan ****e; Takalafiya...
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Retrieved 30
September 2014.
Traditional Preparation of a
health drink Nannari Sharbat from the root
extract of
Decalepis hamiltonii (Indian
Journal of...
- (styled as Fever*Fever) is a 1999
album by PUFFY. On
tracks 4 and 10, "
Nannari to Naru
Deshou (Anything Can
Become a Habit)" and "Always Dreamin' About...
