Definitions For Zedoary

Noun

ZEDOARY (plural zedoaries) curcuma zedoaria, a perennial herb native to india and indonesia. : Synonym: white turmeric, kentjur

Translations

Amharic: {{t-needed, am}} Arabic: جَدْوَار, m Armenian: {{t-needed, hy}} Assamese: {{t-needed, as}} Azerbaijani: {{t-needed, az}} Bengali: {{t-needed, bn}} Brahui: {{t-needed, brh}} Bulgarian: зедоа̀рия, f Chinese: : Mandarin: 鬱金, 郁金, tr=yùjīn Dhivehi: {{t-needed, dv}} Finnish: keralankurkuma French: zédoaire, f German: : Old High German: zituwar, m, zitawar, m, zitewar, m : Middle High German: zitwar, m : Modern German: Zitwer, m Gujarati: {{t-needed, gu}} Hebrew: {{t-needed, he}} Hindi: {{t-needed, hi}} Indonesian: temu putih, kunir putih Italian: zedoaria, alt=zedoària, f, zettovario, m {{q, obsolete}} Kannada: {{t-needed, kn}} Khmer: {{t-needed, km}} Kurukh: {{t-needed, kru}} Latin: zedoārium, n Malayalam: കച്ചൂരം Oriya: {{t-needed, or}} Old English: sideware, f Pashto: {{t-needed, ps}} Persian: ژدوار (žadvâr), جدوار (jadvâr) Polish: cytwar, m Portuguese: zedoária, f Russian: цитва́рь, m, цытва́рь, m, цетва́рь, m, цедоа́рия, f Sanskrit: {{t-needed, sa}} Serbo-Croatian: : Cyrillic: ѝсиот, m, сетвар, m, цитвар, m : Latin: ìsiot, m, setvar, m, citvar, m Sinhalese: {{t-needed, si}} Spanish: cedoaria, f Tagalog: luya-luyahan Tamil: கச்சோரம், பூலாங்கிழங்கு Telugu: కచోరము, కచ్చూరము Thai: {{t-needed, th}} Turkish: : Ottoman Turkish: جدوار (cedvar) : Modern Turkish: cedvar Ukrainian: цитва́рь, m, цетва́рь, m, цедоа́рия, f Urdu: {{t-needed, ur}}

Etymology

{{der, en, ML., zedoārium}}, from {{der, en, ar, جَدْوَار}}, from {{der, en, fa, ژدوار, tr=žadvâr}}

Anagrams

zero day, zero-day {{topics, en, Ginger family plants, Spices}}