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Tamil to English translations [PRO] Art/Literary - Journalism / Names of Journals | |||||||
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saffron Explanation: It's saffron flower or its powder. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saffron https://ta.wiktionary.org/s/1phi |
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The auspicious red dot kept on forehead by Hindus. Explanation: குங்குமம் is a well known weekly in Tamil. This magazine target women readership. Kungkumam is an auspicious thing maintained by Hinus. Normally women wear kungkumam in between eye-brows on forehead, in northern part of India it is been worn top of the forehead. Men too were Kungkumam. In Hindu culture widows does not wear Kungkumam. Example sentence(s):
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saffron powder worn by Hindu women on the forehead as a sign of auspiciousness Explanation: There is a spelling error: It should be குங்குமம் and not குஙகுமம் It means: Saffron powder worn by Hindu women on the forehead as a sign of auspiciousness |
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Auspicious and holy red powder prepared with turmeric and lime Explanation: Kumkum or Kunkumam is a holy and auspicious red powder offered in all Hindu temples(particularly while worshipping Goddesses like Devi,Amman, Kali). |
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Red only Explanation: only red. Yellow one is turmeric powder. |
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