Nov 19, 2002 20:44
21 yrs ago
English term
broccoli
Non-PRO
English to Hindi
Other
green
I like broccoli
Proposed translations
(Hindi)
4 +3 | broccoli |
Indojin
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5 | A type of Gobhi ka Phool(cauliflower) |
jaswinder singh
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5 | It cannot be translated in Hindi it will be also called brocoli |
Ravindra Godbole
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2 +2 | Hari phool gobhi |
net-lingo
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Proposed translations
+3
3 hrs
Selected
broccoli
Broccoli was not originally grown in India. Therefore, I don't think, we have any Hindi name for it. We call broccoli in Hindi also as "broccoli".
I like Broccoli, would be translated as -
mujhe Broccoli pasand hai.
OR
mujhe Broccoli acchi lagati hai.
Peer comment(s):
agree |
lingoage --
: can be used if hindi word is not necessary...otherwise the answer below can be used
4 hrs
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agree |
Sandeep Gupta
: Broccoli does not have an original hindi equivalent word, so either broccoli or hari phool gobhi is used, I prefer broccoli
5 hrs
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me too :-) Hari phool Gobhi sounds like some alien vegetable :p
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agree |
amit vats
: i am totally agree with him.
6 hrs
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7 hrs
A type of Gobhi ka Phool(cauliflower)
This is known as 'gobhi ki ek kisam'.A cultivated variety of cabbaage with heads of small green or purplish flower buds, eaten as a vegetable.
+2
7 hrs
Hari phool gobhi
I agree to above answers. However, if you have to give it a Hindi word, you can use "Hari Phool Gobhi".
Hari > Green
Phool Gobhi > Cauliflower.
Hari > Green
Phool Gobhi > Cauliflower.
Peer comment(s):
agree |
lingoage --
: possible alternative
4 mins
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agree |
Sandeep Gupta
: Broccoli does not have an original hindi equivalent word, so either broccoli or hari phool gobhi is used
1 hr
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12 hrs
It cannot be translated in Hindi it will be also called brocoli
it is a vegetabile of cauliflower group not grown in India or neighbouring countries and hence cannot be translated in Hindi
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