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Definitions from the WebKalunjiPart of Speech: Noun Sense 1: Kalunji refers to the small black seeds obtained from the Nigella Sativa plant, commonly known as black cumin or fennel flower. These tiny seeds are used as a spice in various cuisines and have a pungent and bitter taste. They are often added to bread, pickles, or used as a flavoring agent in Indian and Middle Eastern dishes. Kalunji is also valued for its potential health benefits and is used in traditional medicine. Example Sentence 1: She sprinkled some kalunji on top of the curry for an added burst of flavor. Example Sentence 2: The recipe called for a pinch of kalunji to enhance the taste of the pickle. Sense 2: In local usage, "kalunji" is a term used in some regions to refer to an oilseed plant known as Negilla Hispidula, which has small black seeds with medicinal properties. Example Sentence 3: The locals often use kalunji oil extracted from the Negilla Hispidula plant for its medicinal benefits. Related Products: | ||||
kalotermes kalotermitidae kaloyan kalpac kalpana kaluga kaluluwa kalumpang kalunji kaluresis kalvanin kalyan kalyug kam-sui kam-tai kam kam muang
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